ConEmu

ConEmu is also known as the ConEmu-Maximus5 system and its works as a Windows emulator that has lots of tabs. The customized window contains a variety of tools and helpful features, and you might download and use this emulator free of charge. In Starting, the ConEmu application was designed to be a companion to FAR, however, it is currently ready to be used with other console applications and with other GUI devices.

ConEmu is a local terminal emulator for Windows and a good tool for desktop enhancement customizing multiple consoles as GUI windows.

• Easy to understand text and selection block;
• Desktop mode;
• Starting Tabs are Customized;
• Windows XP or later for 32-bit.
• Windows Vista or later for 64-bit.

ConEmu split-screen

ConEmu can also divide any tab into several tabs:

The most common split screen are;

• Win+N - show New Console Dialog and select Split Screen choices
• Ctrl+Shift+O - copy shell from dynamic sheet and split evenly
• Ctrl+Shift+E - copy shell from dynamic sheet and split upward

You explore between separates Split Screen mode actually as like you explore between tabs.

ConEmu vs Cmder

The ConEmu is an abbreviation of the console emulator While The Cmder isn't an abbreviation of any product or emulator, it is based on top of the ConEmu. Cmder is ranked first while ConEmu is ranked second.

ConEmu vs Putty

Whenever there is a discussion of choosing between Conemu and Putty Most of the users select Conemu because of its high features. However, As it is often Said that Conemu is ranked first while Putty is ranked at 9th position.

MobaXTerm, iTerm2, PuTTY, TeraTerm, etc are some alternatives to ConEmu.