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Can you share some examples that are unique to iTerm2?

• saagarjha 7y ago
  I’ll let the website do the talking: https://iterm2.com/features.html https://iterm2.com/features.html. It’s not mentioned there, but iTerm’s has native tmux integration too: I barely know how to use it, but they show up as native tabs and windows that I can drag around and tile as I wish.
  • moondev 7y ago
    I'll give you iterm's tmux mode, seems tilix has an open issue for it but not implemented yet. https://github.com/gnunn1/tilix/issues/480 https://github.com/gnunn1/tilix/issues/480 Everything else listed on iterm's site seem fairly trivial to do with tilix and other linux emulators in general. In any event, lots of this stuff is better implemented in the shell itself (zsh and so on) much more portable that way. Both iTerm2 and tilix are great on the desktop. Terminals are just a solved problem these days. Hell even Windows is catching up with their new terminal app (not to mention WSL(2)).
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• ontologiae 7y ago
  * The text research feature : it highlight what you search for and you can switch to a regexp. It works well with1G+ log data * You can set a color for each tab, so you instantaneously target the good ones * You have an history replay * Picture integration. Useful to visualize data from sql query in my psql shell * And some others I forgot. I hope that more and more, there will be linux's native alternatives when I'll switch the day after the hypothetical death of my late 2011 macbook