Mate-terminal allows me to define profiles, but it will not let me save an arrangement of open tabs with their profiles, as far as I can tell.

That could be an acceptable solution, but something that is integrated right into the terminal emulator would be nicer. The closest thing I could find with a search machine of my choice was a shell script to open gnome-terminal with specific commands for each tab. This way I could open a stored arrangement, and voila - I had an open tab for each system. ), but also to define and then restore arrangements of open tabs. Specifically, there is a terminal emulator for OS X, iTerm2, that allows one to not only define profiles (such as ssh into machine1, ssh into machine2, ssh into. All in all, I keep asking myself why I didn't do this earlier, but there are a few things I miss from OS X (or macOS or whatever Apple wants to call it these days). After spending the last couple of years on a Mac, I recently assembled myself a new PC that now happily runs openSUSE.

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