xTerminal

Interactive terminal UI for process management. Navigate with arrow keys, kill processes, search by name, and sort by CPU / Memory / Name. Redesigned in v3 with an improved terminal UI.

List, start, stop, and restart Windows services. Check status, read descriptions, and manage services on remote machines with -r.

Full firewall rule control — list, add, delete, enable, disable. Filter by inbound/outbound. Configure protocols, ports, profiles, and addresses.

Display BIOS info, storage device details, PC system information — locally or on a remote machine. pcinfo features a new tech-style redesign in v3.

• bios — BIOS details (local/remote)
• sinfo — Storage devices
• pcinfo — Full system summary

Reboot, shutdown, sleep, hibernate, or logoff — locally or on remote machines. Force flag available for stubborn sessions.

Prefix ps to run any PowerShell command. Prefix cmd for CMD. Both shells accessible without leaving xTerminal. New in v3.0.1.0: run environment (cmd/ps) commands directly without any prefix — alias commands take priority if names clash.

List all installed Windows applications and launch their uninstallers directly from the terminal with uninstall. No more hunting through Settings.

Full environment variable manager — get, set, append to, and delete variables in user or system scope directly from the terminal.

Display files with rich filtering: first/last N lines, line ranges, contains/starts/ends/equals search, count lines, concatenate multiple files.

List with file/dir filter, duplicate detection (MD5), size scan, file count, timestamps, tree view with depth control, and text highlight.

fcopy and fmove verify data integrity via CRC checksum after every operation. Never silently corrupt a file again.

Overwrite file data with multiple passes (default 3) before deletion. Configurable pass count. No recovery possible.

Find files and directories by contains / starts-with / ends-with / exact name. Filter to files-only or dirs-only. Save results to file.

Create archives from multiple files and folders. List zip contents, extract, and control compression level (Optimal / Fastest / Smallest).

diff shows file differences (verbose mode available). cmp compares files by MD5 hash for a quick identity check.

exif extracts image metadata. file checks file type from magic byte signatures — path, extension, hex, and description.

Capture the state of a directory and compare it against a later snapshot. Instantly see which files were added, removed, or modified — ideal for monitoring deployments and installs.

Watch a directory in real time for creates, modifies, renames, and deletes. Optional recursive mode and log-to-file support for persistent audit trails.

Scan single ports or full port ranges. Configure send/receive timeouts. Disable ping for stealth scanning.

Ping with configurable reply count or infinite mode (cancel with Ctrl+X). Traceroute with IPv6 support, hop limit, and timeout config.

Test your internet speed against Google servers directly from the terminal.

Download files from any URL with TLS/SSL support. Save to custom directory. Disable ping check for restricted hosts.

Send magic WOL packets to wake up any LAN device by IP and MAC address. Custom WOL port support.

Detect ARP spoofing and Man-in-the-Middle attacks on your local network segment.

Real-time multi-host latency dashboard showing current, average, min, and max latency plus packet loss — colour-coded by performance tier. Monitor an entire server fleet at once.

Point ccs at any .cs file and it compiles and runs it in-memory via Roslyn. Pass parameters with -p. Top-level statements supported.

Create your own terminal commands in C#. Add them with ! -add, list with ! -list, invoke by name. Stored in the Add-ons directory.

Define aliases for any command combination. Use % as a parameter placeholder. Manage with alias -add, -del, -update, -list.

A full scripting language built for xTerminal. Run .xt script files, validate syntax with xt -check, and scaffold templates. Supports variables, math eval, string ops, if/elif/else, loop, while, each, functions, file I/O, user input, try/catch, and full shell integration via run and capture. Bug fix: escape sequence parsing (\t, \n) now interpolates correctly.

A built-in code editor opened directly from the terminal. Features C# IntelliSense, Roslyn real-time error diagnostics, multi-language syntax highlighting (C#, C/C++, Rust, JS, Python), integrated file explorer, Go to Line, Search Next (n / F3), Shift+Arrow selection with copy/paste, automatic indentation, and unsaved-changes warnings.

Create, manage, and run named sequences of commands executed in order. Build repeatable multi-step workflows and invoke them by name from any session.

Save and restore named terminal contexts — working directory plus environment variable snapshots. Switch between project environments instantly.

Persistent notepad built into the shell. Add, list, and delete notes directly from your terminal session without switching to another application.

Re-run any command at a fixed interval and refresh the output — like Unix watch. Ideal for monitoring log tails, port states, or service status continuously.

Benchmark any command by running it N times and reporting min, average, max, and total execution times. Identify performance regressions at the shell level.