GPU-accelerated spatial terminal observatory — manage terminals, AI agents, and dev tools on an infinite canvas
Tabbed terminals hide your work. Tiled terminals box you in. Horizon gives you a canvas — an infinite 2D surface where every terminal lives as a panel you can place, resize, and group however you want. Think of it as a whiteboard for your terminal sessions with a structured workflow on top. Start with color-coded workspaces, launch preset panels, jump with Quick Nav, and fit the active workspace whenever you want a clean overview.
Tabbed terminals hide your work. Tiled terminals box you in. Horizon gives you a canvas — an infinite 2D surface where every terminal lives as a panel you can place, resize, and group however you want. Think of it as a whiteboard for your terminal sessions with a structured workflow on top. Start with color-coded workspaces, launch preset panels, jump with Quick Nav, and fit the active workspace whenever you want a clean overview.
To install horizon, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install horizon
To see what files were installed by horizon, run:
port contents horizon
To later upgrade horizon, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade horizon
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