The shell-pop Emacs package provides on-demand access to a terminal buffer via a single, configurable key binding. It allows toggling a terminal window without disrupting the workspace layout, making it a useful tool for quick command-line tasks. NOTE: Kazuo Yagi, the shell-pop original author, appointed me as a co-maintainer of shell-pop Emacs package. I recently refactored shell-pop to improve robustness, fix bugs, and add support for additional terminals (vterm and eat). Stepping into the maintainer role gave me the opportunity to give the codebase a thorough refactoring. Why use shell-pop? Adding shell-pop to your workflow offers the following benefits: Installation … Continue reading →