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Lumina Terminal, published by iewnfod, is a modern, cross-platform terminal emulator built with Tauri, React, and Xterm.js. Its purpose is to provide users with a contemporary command-line environment that combines a sleek user interface with the functionality expected of a full-featured terminal. The software falls into the terminal emulator and developer tools category, and it is suitable for developers, system administrators, and power users who regularly interact with shell environments on their desktop systems. Each tab in Lumina Terminal runs a real shell process, and the application supports multi-tab workflows along with tear-off tabs, allowing sessions to be moved into separate windows when needed. Users can configure which shell each profile launches, with options including PowerShell, WSL, Git Bash, or any other executable, making it adaptable to a variety of development and administrative scenarios on Windows and other supported platforms. Additional capabilities include find-in-terminal search for locating text within session output, an optional WebGL renderer for improved rendering performance, and session save and restore so that working environments can be preserved and reopened later. A command palette provides quick access to application features, while customizable profiles let users tailor the terminal's appearance and behavior to their preferences. These characteristics make Lumina Terminal relevant for everyday coding tasks, command-line tooling, remote and local shell management, and any workflow that benefits from multiple concurrent, persistent terminal sessions. The current version of the software is 0.4.0, and ten versions have been released in total, indicating ongoing development and iteration of the project. By combining the Tauri framework with a React-based interface and the Xterm.js terminal component, Lumina Terminal delivers a lightweight yet capable alternative to default system terminals for users seeking a more customizable and visually refined command-line experience.
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