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by gnachman 11y ago
I haven't tried it, but you should be able to have multiple processes listen on the same UDP port bound to localhost using SO_REUSEPORT. Send broadcast UDP packets (using SO_BROADCAST) so they all get it. From here: http://w
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by gnachman 11y ago
Oh, FFS, I write a free terminal emulator with a fraction of the users of PuTTY, I pay $100/year to sign it, and O($100)/year in hosting + CA fees. Donations cover it easily.
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by gnachman 11y ago
I decided not to allow URLs for image inlining in iTerm2 because of possible security issues. Have you thought about that? I didn't have a clearcut risk in mind, but giving someone else (e.g., root on an outside machine you're ssh
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by gnachman 12y ago
I'm not sure the number of bugs actually encountered by users would decrease if everyone started using size_t tomorrow. What value is more likely to be found: INT_MAX+1 or -1? Even something simple like iterating backwards over a strin
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by gnachman 12y ago
Is there any alternative that supports issue attachments? That's the one feature that I really need to live for iTerm2 but github and gitlab don't support it except for images.
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by gnachman 12y ago
This is almost very useful, but it's missing two features: 1. I want to index my passive income to inflation, meaning drawing down from principal if necessary; so you'll need to know my assumption rate for inflation and life expec
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by gnachman 12y ago
Why not use a saved window arrangement? It'll restore your splits, and working directories too if you use the nightly build.
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by gnachman 12y ago
Yeah, hierarchical tree-views suck. In the nightly builds (soon to be betas for v3) tags can define a hierarchy by including slashes in their names. They're also browsable in the toolbelt, which is just like 0.10's side-window. It
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by gnachman 12y ago
Send me yours and I can add it as a preset.
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by gnachman 12y ago
Nope, no restoration support yet. I'm concerned about the performance hit.
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by gnachman 12y ago
Remote pasteboard twiddling is guarded by an off-by-default preference (prefs>general>allow clipboard access to terminal apps). Triggers are user-defined; while most people use them to change text colors, you are given enough rope to
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by gnachman 12y ago
Oops, I fat fingered something. Try again!
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by gnachman 12y ago
I've been putting this off for too long. Waiting to get the cert signed now...
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by gnachman 12y ago
I did a lot of work on performance which you can see in the nightly builds; it was too risky for the 2.0 schedule. We now parse the input stream in a separate thread from where it is rendered. That being said, while the refresh rate is prob
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ITerm2 2.0(iterm2.com)
584 points by gnachman 12y ago|229 comments
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by gnachman 12y ago
It's only in the nightly builds
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by gnachman 12y ago
That first one happens if an app is built with an SDK older than 10.9.
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by gnachman 13y ago
Using gnuplot is a nice idea, but the protocol doesn't play nice with other terminals that don't support inline images. See what iTerm2 is doing along these lines. http://www.iterm2.com/images.html
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by gnachman 13y ago
The iTerm2 nightly builds have everything you asked for. See here for info about marks in history: https://code.google.com/p/iterm2/wiki/MarksAndNotes More info about the general idea of integrating the termi
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by gnachman 13y ago
Happy 25th Tcl! I miss you.
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by gnachman 13y ago
Terminal does the same (for me). It's because opt-clicking above the line sends some up arrow keystrokes, which the shell interprets as moving back in history. In iTerm2 nightly builds (which are less stable than the betas) you can dis
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by gnachman 13y ago
I got pulled over in Atherton. I was driving a filthy 15 year old Toyota I'd bought for $800. The cop said he'd only pulled me over because "dirty cars are often stolen." I didn't get a ticket since I hadn't do
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by gnachman 14y ago
The parser's behavior is not specified except in the implementation, which is messy C. I was once loosely involved in a project that tried to reimplement it, which turns out to be extremely difficult, and was laughed at by Brent Welch. Inde
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by gnachman 14y ago
Two things: 1. Broaden your knowledge as much as possible. Don't just find one thing that's comfortable and stick to it. The only way I ever found to do this is to implement real programs that solve problems that you have. 2. Once you're go
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by gnachman 15y ago
Nice UI. Glad to see it improving. A few suggestions: - You should be able to edit all the parameters you set when you created a search (e.g., radius) - A keyword filter would be nice, otherwise I have to look at each car to see if it has t
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by gnachman 15y ago
Merged. Thanks :)
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by gnachman 15y ago
I moved it to cmd-opt-0 under the view menu.
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by gnachman 15y ago
This is really valuable feedback. Consider this the minimum viable integration. I'm going to iterate on the UI and bug fixes for the next few releases. After it's really stable I'll add support for multiple connections.
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by gnachman 15y ago
Turn off Lion fullscreen mode in prefs->general.
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by gnachman 15y ago
I had a brief conversation with the "inventor": http://www.metafilter.com/56994/Death-ray-fiddlesticksit-doe...

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