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Tilix como alternativa Linux a Windows Terminal (legacy)

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Tilix is a good replacement for Windows Terminal (legacy) if you primarily use Linux and want advanced tiling and session management. It supports multiple tabs, panes, Unicode, color, and full customization, making it ideal for desktop users on GNOME or KDE. While it lacks PowerShell integration by default, it handles bash, SSH, and terminal workflows well. It’s fast, lightweight, and actively maintained. However, users tied to Windows-specific workflows or expecting identical UI behavior may need adjustment. For Linux-first users wanting powerful layout control, Tilix is a solid fit.

Cobertura de funciones85%
Licencia
GPL-3.0
Precio
Gratis
Última versión
1.9.6
Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual

  • Supports multiple tabs and split panes for organizing terminal sessions
  • Renders Unicode and ANSI colors accurately in the terminal
  • Allows mouse and keyboard-driven text selection and copy-paste
  • Highly customizable keybindings and appearance settings
  • Runs standard command-line shells like bash and integrates with SSH

Lo que cambia

  • Tilix is Linux-only and does not run on Windows
  • No native PowerShell support; assumes bash or similar shells
  • Layouts saved in JSON but not compatible with Windows Terminal profiles
  • Drag-and-drop pane management is more advanced than in Windows Terminal (legacy)
  • Includes built-in session persistence across restarts

Abrir tus archivos de Windows Terminal (legacy)

Tilix does not support importing Windows Terminal (legacy) configuration files or profiles. Its layout and session data are stored in JSON format, which is specific to Tilix. While both allow exporting settings, the structures are incompatible. You’ll need to manually recreate profiles such as SSH connections or custom shells. No tools exist to convert Windows Terminal settings to Tilix, so migration requires reconfiguration from scratch.

Pasar de Windows Terminal (legacy) a Tilix, paso a paso

  1. Install Tilix using your package manager: sudo apt install tilix on Debian/Ubuntu
  2. Open Tilix and create a new session for each shell you use (bash, SSH, etc.)
  3. Use the preferences menu to set fonts, colors, and keybindings to match your workflow
  4. Save complex layouts using Session > Export Layout
  5. Enable session persistence in settings to restore windows after restart

Funciones clave de Tilix

  • Paneles en mosaico (vertical/horizontal)
  • Reorganización con arrastrar y soltar
  • Persistencia de sesión mediante JSON
  • Atajos de teclado personalizables
  • Compatibilidad directa con SSH, SFTP
  • Exportar/importar disposiciones
  • Multiplexor de terminal integrado
  • Integración con GNOME Shell

Cómo instalar Tilix en Linux

Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install tilix
Debiansudo apt install tilix
Fedorasudo dnf install tilix
openSUSEsudo zypper install tilix

Preguntas frecuentes

Can Tilix run PowerShell like Windows Terminal (legacy)?

Only if PowerShell is installed on Linux via PowerShell Core. It doesn’t support Windows PowerShell natively.

Does Tilix support the same keyboard shortcuts as Windows Terminal (legacy)?

No, but you can customize keybindings in Tilix to match your preferences, including tab and pane navigation.

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