WhippyTerm
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Version 2.0 (2.0.3.0)
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Adds in support for more requested features like built in support for auto carriage return on new line, command line options, exporting bookmarks and more. The plugin system was also greatly expanded to support more complex plugins. |
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Version 2.0 (2.0.2.0)
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Adds in support for more requested features like built in support for auto carriage return on new line, command line options, exporting bookmarks and more. The plugin system was also greatly expanded to support more complex plugins. |
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Version 1.1 (1.1.0.0)
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WhippyTerm 1.1 tries to add the most requested features after version 1.0 was released. |
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Version 1.0 (1.0.4.0)
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First release version. |
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This is a normal Window installer. You need admin privileges to use this version. This is an executable (.exe).
This is an .appimage for x86-64 Linux package. You need to have the libfuse2 library installed to use this (Ubuntu: sudo apt install libfuse2).
You may need to change the permissions on this file so it can be run. It should be set to executable (chmod +x DownloadedWhippyTermFile.AppImage).
This a Window version that does not install on the system but is run directly from the extracted directory. You need to unzip this file, open the directory you extracted, then find and run the WhippyTerm.exe program.
The portable version does not need to be installed so it does not require admin privileges. It also stores it settings files in the same path as the application.
The Debian packages are x86-64 Linux .deb files that should work on most distributions based on Debian. They have only been tested on the Ubuntu distributions.
You can install them using a package manager or from the command line. To install using the command line under Ubuntu run "sudo apt install ./DownloadedWhippyTermFile.dep".
