Plugins page added

Added a plugins page to highlight 3rd party plugins. There’s a page at https://gnome-terminator.readthedocs.io/en/latest/plugins.html that lists 3rd party plugins but I’d like to have a more public place for them.

History plugin released

History Commands Plugin

A Terminator plugin that displays a searchable command history sidebar, making it easy to browse and re-execute previous commands.

Terminator 2.1.5 is released

Another Year, another release Terminator 2.1.5 As usual, a lot of small bugfixes and quality of life improvements

Terminator Remote Plugin released

Thanks to Asif Amin, there’s a new remote plugin.

This plugin will look for a child remote session inside terminal using the psutil API and provide mechanisms in the context menu to clone session into a new terminal and/or change profiles based on the remote type or host.

You can download it from https://github.com/gnome-terminator/terminator/blob/master/terminatorlib/plugins/remote.py and install it by putting the file in ~/.config/terminator/plugins/

Terminator 2.1.4 is released

This release is the result of a year’s worth of small bugfixes and features from a vast array of contributors. Go to the releases page to see all the fixes and new features, and all of the fantastic contributors that made this release possible

The update is currently available for Ubuntu through the Terminator PPA, and is winding it’s way through the Debian packaging process and is currently in testing Package Page. Hopefully we can get it backported to the current release. It has also been released for Fedora 40, and is in EPEL 8 and EPEL 9, so if you’re running the current version of Fedora, or any of the RedHat derivatives, it should just be a dnf install terminator away.