ITerm2 2.0
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ITerm2 2.0
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Re: ITerm2 2.0
#2Awesome & Thanks.
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#3Awesome, congrats on the release!
Aside: Check For Update... still gives 1.0.0.20140629 as the latest version. Have to download a 2.0 build explicitly.
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#4Sweet look forward to trying out the new trigger and escape sequence features
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#5iTerm is what the Terminal.app should have been. Thanks to the devs for your work.
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#6Awesome, congrats on the release! Aside: Check For Update... still gives 1.0.0.20140629 as the latest version. Have to download a 2.0 build explicitly. http://www.iterm2.com/downloads.html
You have to switch off development releases to get 2.0.
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#7So, I have this bash script that runs AppleScript that I use to start up a bunch of servers at once, each in their own Terminal tab. At the heart of it is this 'new-tab' function[1]. I don't really like AppleScript, and would like to not use it.
Can I duplicate this functionality using iTerm, without using AppleScript?
[1] Here's the code; I cobbled it together from some StackOverflow snippet or something: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/f16a46c327a14ec8a5b5
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#8The tmux integration is a really interesting piece of work.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ABI0kqUUxoAjxhWW3AsWFis6...
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#9to HN:
What changed you from "terminal.app is good enough" to "I prefer iTerm"?
Because that's what I'm asking myself.
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#10First, thanks for releasing this! Second, silly question, but what is the recommended way to navigate long commands? Is there a way to click my cursor to a specific point, or a keyboard shortcut to navigate large blocks of words? I tried OPTION+LEFT-CLICK, but sometimes it will have the effect of moving my history to the current command.