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I think they mean when you open the app for the first time after installing the update you are walked through a series of slides showing off the new features, w
by hoherd 2y ago
I think they mean when you open the app for the first time after installing the update you are walked through a series of slides showing off the new features, which ... I don't know if it's ever been done before with iTerm2, but if it has it is long enough ago that I don't remember it.
- soraminazuki 2y agoiTerm2 does that with big releases, and the release note said it was 2 years of work. I recall seeing the same dialog when it added the Python scripting API along with other features.
- freehorse 2y agoI have never seen anybody ever complain about a slideshow of 4 features that pops up once after an update and one can easily close pressing x without even getting through them. This is common for software after an update. Should they try hide what they added? I bet more people who use iterm2 learnt about it here than those who would have learnt about it from iterm2 devs. And btw as I wrote, the AI integration was 3rd in the list. You have to press the "next" button 2 times to get to it. One could have pressed x on the first slide and not even get to see that. The amount of effort put here into complaining about something that can ignored with 0 effort is absurd. And I cannot shake the feeling that this would have almost never been done for any closed source project.