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Timestamp Converter is one of the built-in triggers in WindTerm. It supports converting an 11 or 13-digit timestamp to ISO formatted time and displaying it in a tooltip, which brings great convenience for tasks such as reading logs.

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Unarchiver is one of the built-in triggers in WindTerm, which can recognize and tag commonly used formats of compressed files, allowing you to quickly input the corresponding decompression command by clicking on the link.

The supported compression formats and their decompression commands are listed below:

Format Decompression Command
.tar.bz2 tar -xvjf
.tar.gz tar -xvzf
.tar.xz tar -xvJf
.bz2 bzip2 -d
.ex uncompress
.exe cabextract
.gz gzip -d
.lzma lzma -d
.rar unrar x
.tar tar -xvf
.tbz2 tar -xvjf
.tgz tar -xvzf
.xz xz -d
.zip unzip
.Z uncompress
.7z 7z

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Sync Terminal Folder supports syncing the current working directory between filer and terminal. When you change directories in the terminal, filer should follow automatically and optionally, vice versa, the working directory of the filer can be quickly copied to the terminal.

Sync Terminal Folder supports:

  • Copy directory path from filer to terminal.
  • Manually sync terminal folder.
  • Automatically sync terminal folder.

Note that not all local or remote systems support Sync Terminal Folder.

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Sysmon allows you to monitor the usage of system resources such as the time, uptime, CPU, memory, network, etc. of the local machine or remote server.

Sysmon supports:

  • Linux (SSH, Shell)
  • macOS (SSH, Shell)
  • Cmd
  • PowerShell
  • Windows Subsystem for Linux

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Auto completion supports history commands. History commands include not only the command history of the current session, but also the command history of all sessions of the same System, such as the Linux system.

If and only if the master password is entered, the history commands can be encrypted and stored. The default maximum number of history commands is 10000.

If you only want to use the history commands for auto completion, you can:

  • Type ! at the beginning of the line.
  • Use the shortcut key Ctrl+R.

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