Of course the terminal that I have been using and continue to use is the just the tool called **Terminal** on MacOS. However, there are numerous terminal emulators to make your  terminal environment a better place to live in. This sometimes enters a place of particularities  and nit-picky minutia as it is really up to your own preference what you go  with. 

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There are many terminal emulators that exist to try to replace the good ol' classic terminal. Just to keep things spicy, here are the other options: 

- The Terminal 
- iTerm
- iTerm2
- Alacritty 
	- written in rust 
- [Kitty](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitty_(terminal_emulator)) 
- Westerm 
- [Foot](https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot)
- iTerm2 - a very popular alt terminal with customizations 
- Alacritty - a nice terminal emulator that I installed 
	- [git repo here ](https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty)
- Hyper 


# Terminal Emulators: 

To see your configurations set on default Terminal (for MacOS):
```
defaults read com.apple.Terminal
```

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