Check out black screen – it's still very unstable, but it's trying something much bolder than hyper.
Hyper is okay, although I'm not sure what the actual advantages currently are compared to iTerm, and it being an electron app, it comes with the usual problems (i. e. being terribly slow if there's a lot of output).
It's promise is the ability to easily create extensions with js/html/css, wich should, in theory, allow for some really new ideas to be quickly implemented. But as of now, it's still playing catch-up to iTerm.
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It's promise is the ability to easily create extensions with js/html/css, wich should, in theory, allow for some really new ideas to be quickly implemented. But as of now, it's still playing catch-up to iTerm.