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2 things that do it for me: Smarter "dobule-click to select" logic. iTerm seems to highlight exactly what I want when I double-click in the area. Last I tried
by themckman 12y ago
2 things that do it for me:
Smarter "dobule-click to select" logic. iTerm seems to highlight exactly what I want when I double-click in the area. Last I tried Terminal, it missed the mark.
Select to copy. I know some people can't understand why anyone would want this, but I've become accustomed to it. One thing that does still annoy me, even with iTerm, is that I find after I select something I need to move my mouse for it to copy.
I imagine 256 color support was a deal breaker before Lion, but I'm still an iTerm guy because of those reasons above.
- wnissen 12y agoYes, select to copy a thousand times. If you're used to xterm, this is invaluable, especially if you're then just pasting the selection into another terminal with middle click. It saves many mouse/keyboard transitions.