First off, both iTerm and TotalTerminal were very useful and fairly well done. On Mac OSX Lion though, Terminal.app supports 256 colors and split pane (althoug

First off, both iTerm and TotalTerminal were very useful and fairly well done. On Mac OSX Lion though, Terminal.app supports 256 colors and split pane (although only vertical stacks). I don't know what use growl gives me, but having to update it was annoying. What I do miss from TT and iTerm is the visor mode bound to a shortcut key. Both had downsides though: TT would mess up copy and paste, iTerm would just crash sometimes, you couldn't have the visor down while typing something on another screen. All in all I decided it wasn't worth the trouble to reinstall either when I switched to Lion.