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FWIW, I've tried switching to iTerm about 3 times and I've always to come back to Terminal.app because it feels more "solid or "native" and it minimizes the in
by tern 12y ago
FWIW, I've tried switching to iTerm about 3 times and I've always to come back to Terminal.app because it feels more
"solid or "native" and it minimizes the installation + configuration I need to do on a new machine to feel comfortable.
- ghshephard 12y agoLikewise - I live in Terminal.app all day long, 4-6 hours at least, and for some reason I always return back to Terminal.app - particularly now that I can auto-rename tabs when I ssh into other other hosts (PROMPT_COMMAND='printf "\033]0;remote_host\007"'). With that said, I'm going to give iTerm another try - the tmux support is intriguing...
- sandipc 12y ago> PROMPT_COMMAND='printf "\033]0;remote_host\007"' thanks for this, didn't know this was possible!
- a2tech 12y agoOne of the nice (newish) features if iTerm2 is the ability to store your config in Dropbox (or other arbitrary location). This means that all the machines I use have an identical configuration.
- amalag 12y agoMe too, used iTerm but went back to Terminal.app. People are pointing out a few bugs and maybe I will try it, but Terminal is just easy enough.