> People are having to migrate over to Apple Terminal and losing a lot of the environment that made them productive. Do you mean your company has people who ca

> People are having to migrate over to Apple Terminal and losing a lot of the environment that made them productive. Do you mean your company has people who can’t use Terminal.app at all — the iTerm2 ban means they can’t do their job? Or do you mean the switch to Terminal.app affects productivity in some negative way? Curious what that means and how that gets measured. I’ve used both and I don’t understand how one terminal emulator makes someone more or less productive — whatever that means — in any significant way. They do the same thing with mere superficial differences. Not liking how something looks or missing a convenience feature doesn’t necessarily mean less productive.