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Show HN: Race – Terminal Multiplexer on Infinite Canvas (macOS and Linux Beta)

2 pointsby 39m agorace-term.com
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I got plenty of warm messages on my blog post on Google Ads asking about Linux so started working on it and now RACE works on the Linux too (in beta though - so please help).

RACE stands for "Run Anything in Canvas Environment", i.e. it gives you infinite canvas(es) on which you can run and scale multiple terminals. I use it to drive development across many projects without getting lost. Lately I've been asked and it turns out I have 120 terminals with 70 agents sessions opened (though this is probably like 30 different projects if not more).

See a YT video how it works with agents: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AL50dHCznA

I built it because I kept getting lost in terminals, it's not the case anymore (mostly ;-))

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