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Haven't tried oh-my-zsh, but iterm2 is my favorite terminal. I have a keybinding set to CTRL+CMD+SPACEBAR for show/hiding item2. This is fairly close to activa
by Kagerjay 8y ago
Haven't tried oh-my-zsh, but iterm2 is my favorite terminal.
I have a keybinding set to CTRL+CMD+SPACEBAR for show/hiding item2. This is fairly close to activating the spotlight shortcut (CMD+SPACEBAR)
This makes it easy for me to seamlessly swap between my IDE and 2-3 terminals. Without having to use desktop swapping, etc.
- luckman212 8y agoHow exactly did you set up that keybinding? Are you using Automator or something like Hammerspoon, etc?
- Rebelgecko 8y agoIf you want one persistent window to always popup with a hotkey: Preferences => Profiles => (Choose or make from scratch[1]) => Keys => Configure Hotkey Window I think that works with the Control-Command-Space binding mentioned above. I use caps lock to toggle my terminal, which required some remapping via Karabiner[2] [1] I have a profile called "Hotkey Profile" I don't remember if I set this up myself or if iTerm did it for me. I have it configured to appear on whichever monitor my mouse is on when I open it, and to have its window fill the bottom 1/3 or so of my screen [2] https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner/ https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner/
- luckman212 8y agoThanks for this. Never knew that feature existed and now I've got it set up -- it's super convenient.