Hyper 1 3 3 – Terminal Built On Web Technologies

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2. Hyper 1 3 3 – Terminal Built On Web Technologies Llc
3. Hyper 1 3 3 – Terminal Built On Web Technologies Pvt.

Hyper: A terminal built on web technologies. Diag: A better way to troubleshoot problems faster. Capture, share and reapply troubleshooting knowledge so you can focus on solving problems that matter. GoTTY: A simple command line tool that shares your terminal as a web application based on xterm.js. Genact: A nonsense activity generator. Hyper is a terminal powered by web technologies, that is fully-extensible with JavaScript and customizable with CSS. Featuring: - Blazing fast rendering performance - Emoji support - Faster startup time - WebGL-based rendering - Upgraded Electron.

Hyper is an open source JS/HTML/CSS Terminal or command-prompt built on web technologies with the ability to tweak it with extensions.The goal of the project is to create a beautiful and extensible experience for command-line interface users, built on open web standards.In the beginning, the focus will be primarily speed, stability, and the development of the correct API for extension authors.In the future, they anticipate the community will come up with innovative additions to enhance what could be the simplest, most powerful and well-tested interface for productivity.Currently, there is only an installer and for 64-Bit systems.

For Linux and Unix environment, terminal emulator is one of the most essential part. There are plenty choice of terminal emulator in Linux. Some are well known for its customization ability and rich feature, while some are known for low resource consuming and simplicity .

Finding the most suitable Terminal emulator maybe quite tricky. Well, recently we got a brand new option, a terminal emulator based on web technology Hyper.

Hyper is a terminal emulator based on JavaScript, HTML and CSS. The goal is to create a Terminal emulator that open source, hackable, highly customable built on open web standard. It is also highly extensible, where the plugin system is powered by npm.

Installation

Debian Based distro (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Elementary, etc.):

• Download the deb file here
• sudo dpkg -i the_file.deb

Arch Based distro (Antegros, Apricity, etc):

• yaourt -S hyper

Fedora and Red Hat based distro (Korora, CentOS, OpenSuse etc):

Hyper 1 3 3 – Terminal Built On Web Technologies Inc

• Download the rpm file here
• rpm -i –nodeps the_file.rpm

Other Linux Distro :

• Download the AppImage here
• chmod +x the_file.AppImage
• ./the_file.AppImage

Features

Hyper is web based, so its best feature relay on its extensible. Plugins could be installed easily, they are available on npm. To activate the the downloaded plugin, we need to edit '~/.hyper.js ' file.

Enter the name of the plugin, in the plugin section of '.hyper.js' file. Some advance configuration could be done too just follow instruction in this site.

Hyper is web based, so its best feature relay on its extensible. Plugins could be installed easily, they are available on npm. To activate the the downloaded plugin, we need to edit '~/.hyper.js ' file.

Enter the name of the plugin, in the plugin section of '.hyper.js' file. Some advance configuration could be done too just follow instruction in this site.

Some of the most basic plugins are

Animated Border Color,

Hyper 1 3 3 – Terminal Built On Web Technologies Llc

HyperPower,

Hyper 1 3 3 – Terminal Built On Web Technologies Pvt.

After give Hyper a try, i'm surprised how easily i attached to it. Sure, compared to other traditional terminal emulator, hyper consumes much more resource and not that faster. But personally, some little things like animations make me more comfortable spend my time typing on this terminal emulator.

This time Hyper wouldn't be a replacement to native terminal emulators, it would be just a fun refreshment. But as more people contributing and develop plugins for Hyper, well there would be a brighter future for Hyper.