What is it?

A terminal written for cross-platform usage.

Why will it help me?

Because the JTerm project is written in Java, this provides it various advantages:

• System compatibility downsides don't exist!
• Much safer than C++/C and other system languages

Plus, it's open source, so if you find any issues, you can help out everyone else using JTerm!

Where do I get it?

Check the releases page for binaries, as well as the source code. You can also look in the /builds directory for changelogs and other build-related stuff.

How can I help?

View the Contributing Guidelines for more information. The JTerm project is open to anyone and any code!

Slack

The JTerm project now has a Slack messaging group! Request to join the Sergix team to recieve notifications on updates, Travis CI build status, and more!

JTerm 0.5.1
jterm-v0.5.1.jar
This project and its source are held under the GNU General Public License, located in the LICENSE file in the project's directory.
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