3 ms·
1. When you exit a terminal it dumps irrelevant stuff rather than just closing the tab. ~ % exit [Process completed] 2. Cmd + Arrow doesn't does
by haskal 9y ago
1. When you exit a terminal it dumps irrelevant stuff rather than just closing the tab.
~ % exit
[Process completed]
2. Cmd + Arrow doesn't doesn't move to the next or last tab. (Cmd + number does work however, but it doesn't show numbers on the tab list like iTerm)
3. Comes with terrible defaults like the screen color.
- Jakob 9y agoThere certainly are some advantages of iTerm2 but the ones you stated are very easily done in Terminal.app: 1. Settings > Profiles > Shell > When the shell exits: [Close the window|Close if the shell exited early|Don’t close the window] 2. macOS standard for all applications is the following. - next tab: ⌃⇥ or ⌘⇧] - previous tab: ⌃⇧⇥ or ⌘⇧[ If you really want to change that, you can do so in System Preferences 3. Settings > New window with profile: Pro