multiTerminal-Python

This program uses threading to create multiple tkinter terminals in python. New terminals can only be printed to (no input). test.py contains an example of how to use this program. In short, import statement: from multiTerminal import terminal, then create a new terminal, "t1": t1 = terminal(), and you can print via: t1.print("Hello World"). There are also customization options shown in the test.py file. If you want to silence closed prints (redirected to main terminal by default) (i.e. if the user closes the terminal) then add the argument redirectClosedPrints=False. You can also disallow the user to close the window with allowClosing=False.