Explore Tabby, an open-source terminal emulator designed for modern self-hosters, in this 20-minute video tutorial. Learn how to download, install, and configure Tabby, including its first-run experience and extensive settings. Discover how to leverage third-party plugins, use Tabby as a terminal emulator, troubleshoot plugin errors, and add profiles and connections. Gain insights into this powerful tool that enhances terminal functionality for tech-savvy users and self-hosting enthusiasts.
Tabby - An Open Source Terminal Emulator Tool for the Modern Self Hoster
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Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction to Tabby
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Download and Install Tabby
Tabby First Run
Tabby Settings
3rd Party Plugins
Using Tabby as a Terminal Emulator
Getting pas 3rd Party Plugin Errors easily
Adding Profiles and Connections
Taught by
Awesome Open Source
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