Terminal

Sunflare’s terminal is built for real work — multiple tabs, split panes, and deep tmux integration.

Tabs

Open as many terminal tabs as you need. Each tab is an independent SSH connection to any machine in your fleet.

• New tab — Click the + button in the tab bar, or use Cmd+T
• Switch tabs — Click any tab, or use Cmd+Shift+] / Cmd+Shift+[
• Close tab — Cmd+W, or click the close button on a tab
• Rename tab — Double-click a tab to give it a custom name

Split Panes

Divide a tab into multiple panes, each showing a different connection or command.

• Split horizontally — Cmd+D
• Split vertically — Cmd+Shift+D
• Navigate panes — Cmd+[ / Cmd+] or click any pane
• Close pane — Cmd+W (when focused on a split pane)

tmux Integration

Sunflare has built-in tmux support. When you connect to a machine that has tmux installed:

• Attach to existing session — Sunflare detects and lists running sessions
• Create new session — Named sessions that persist after disconnect
• Session browser — View all windows and panes in a session

This means your work survives network drops. Reconnect and pick up exactly where you left off.

Font & Appearance

Settings → Terminal lets you adjust:

• Font — Choose from included monospace fonts
• Font size — Scale to your preference
• Line height — Breathing room between lines
• Theme — Terminal colors match your selected app theme

Scrollback

Sunflare keeps a scrollback buffer for each pane. Scroll up in any terminal to review history. The buffer size is configurable in Settings → Terminal.