Apps

Termius Beta

Built on Electron, Termius Beta stores Chromium disk cache entries, V8 code cache files, GPUCache data, Dawn/WebGPU shader artifacts, and Crashpad crash-report files under its Windows profile. Those files speed up rendering and startup, but they can become stale after a beta update, Chromium change, or graphics driver change and lead to launch hiccups, blank UI regions, or repeated crash-report buildup. Kudu removes only those disposable caches and old crash reports while leaving credentials, host data, sessions, local databases, settings, and other storage intact.

Why clean Termius Beta?

  • Invalidated V8 code cache after a Termius Beta update can make the first launch unusually slow or leave panes loading longer while JavaScript is recompiled
  • Stale Chromium disk cache entries can cause missing icons, broken embedded web content, or interface elements that do not refresh until the cache is rebuilt
  • A graphics driver update can invalidate GPUCache data, leading to black windows, flickering sidebars, or rendering glitches in the terminal UI until old GPU artifacts are removed
  • Outdated DawnCache shader blobs can cause stutter or a blank first paint when Electron redraws accelerated parts of the interface on newer graphics stacks
  • Crashpad report files accumulate after repeated beta crashes and consume disk space, especially if Termius Beta has been unstable across several preview builds
  • Corrupted cache files can trigger repeated startup hangs where the app opens slowly, shows a partial shell, or needs to be restarted before the interface appears
  • Clearing these caches forces Termius Beta to regenerate fresh temporary data, often fixing odd visual regressions without touching saved hosts, keys, account data, or terminal history stored elsewhere
What gets cleaned

Cache paths Kudu targets

Windows

%AppData%/Termius Beta/Cache/Cache_Data
%AppData%/Termius Beta/Code Cache
%AppData%/Termius Beta/GPUCache
%AppData%/Termius Beta/DawnCache
%AppData%/Termius Beta/Crashpad/reports
Frequently asked

Common questions about Termius Beta

Free & open source

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