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I mean things like 2>&1 or 2>/dev/null (redirecting error stream to stdout etc). This did not work for me last time I tried it. This coupled with significant la
by super_mario 15y ago
I mean things like 2>&1 or 2>/dev/null (redirecting error stream to stdout etc). This did not work for me last time I tried it. This coupled with significant lag when scrolling/listing huge dir, typing made me quickly abandon it. Terminal app does everything I really need and it's fast and reliable.
- ehamberg 15y agoThese things have nothing to do with the terminal emulator you're using and everything to do with your shell.
- pyre 15y ago> I mean things like 2>&1 or 2>/dev/null > (redirecting error stream to stdout etc) These things are usually handled by the shell...
- super_mario 15y agoSure, but if I execute a command like `sudo find / -ctime 0 2>/dev/null` in both iTerm and Terminal side by side, I would expect them both to print out the same thing, but that was not the case.