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Out of curiosity, what in iTerm is missing in any of the Linux terminals? (I usually use Tilix).
by harel 5y ago
Out of curiosity, what in iTerm is missing in any of the Linux terminals? (I usually use Tilix).
- fiddlerwoaroof 5y agoA bunch of little things: iTerm’s jump/mark feature is really useful, especially combined with shell integration and triggers. iTerm can detect soft splits (e.g. tmux or vim splits) and confine the selection to one side of them. Also it’s split-pane navigation functionality is pretty smooth.
- harel 5y agoTry this for mark/jump : https://gist.github.com/harel/25569bda00f7260923fdbc38e256f56b https://gist.github.com/harel/25569bda00f7260923fdbc38e256f5... It's not "mine" but I adopted it years ago and cannot live without it. I don't know about detecting soft-splits, but tilix has a really nice split pane setup.