Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
Termlets keeps a computer’s shell running after the browser leaves
Termlets connects a remote computer’s terminal to a browser, with pairing codes and QR links for reconnecting to a still-running shell.
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- Developers reconnecting to a remote computer’s terminal
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- The listed setup requires Node.js 22.23.3 or later and tmux; Windows, Intel Macs, and Alpine/musl Linux are excluded.
Field notes
Setup begins in the project folder with a beta npx command, and the Termlets window on the computer must remain open. The page specifies Node.js 22.23.3 or later and tmux, with libstdc++6 additionally required on Linux. It says the computer must stay online for connection or reconnection, while typing exit in the terminal ends the shell.
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