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I have four terminal command that currently I run in four different windows/tabs to see their output together. I need to create a bash or AppleScript file that when is executed opens iTerm with four sections with a grid layout like the image below. How can I achieve that? (I'm not looking to open four windows that are aligned like a grid, but four section in one iTerm window)

Screenshot showing four terminals

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  • If you used iTerm2, you can set up a window with your 4 splits, 2 horizontal with 2 vertical. Then you can Save the Window Arraignment (Under the Window menu) In the Preferences, under Arraignment, you can set this new setting as default. Command-Shift-R will restore your window arraignment as needed.
    – ErniePC12
    Commented 21 hours ago
  • Or see here as well. apple.stackexchange.com/questions/22445/…
    – ErniePC12
    Commented 21 hours ago

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Under the Shell menu for iTerm2, there are options to split vertically and horizontally. Then under the Window menu you can save the arrangement.

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  • And now I see that ErniePC12 gave this answer in a comment above.
    – SteveM
    Commented 11 hours ago
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Maybe using tmux or its modern alternative zellij

For tmux, after pressing your leader key (default: ctrl+b), press " to split horizontally or % to split vertically.

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