Clear Your Terminal in Style

Re:Clear Your Terminal in Style by yodsanklai on Thursday March 05, 2020 @01:58PM (#22496788)

> A lot of people swear by stuff like iTerm2

Actually, I've been using Terminal for years. I usually try to use default apps as much as possible (Safari, Mail, Notes, Terminal) to reduce configuration overhead. I switched to iTerm2 a few days ago after reading an article on HN... not sure if it worth the change, but haven't tried anything fancy yet. What would be the killer feature of iTerm2?

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Re:Clear Your Terminal in Style by senordevnyc on Thursday March 05, 2020 @09:06PM (#22500421)

Drop down with global shortcut (I use control + ‘)

https://www.marcjenkins.co.uk/drop-down-terminal-with-iterm2...

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Re:Clear Your Terminal in Style by kmundnic on Thursday March 05, 2020 @02:14PM (#22496982)

For me it is its integration with tmux, and therefore being able to use the command line in a remote computer as if you were using it locally.

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Re:Clear Your Terminal in Style by gumby on Thursday March 05, 2020 @03:57PM (#22498139)

I just use tramp for this.

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Re:Clear Your Terminal in Style by hanley on Thursday March 05, 2020 @03:46PM (#22498011)

I use profile triggers to change the color scheme of the shell when I SSH to a production server. The color I chose is different from my regular scheme so that it reminds me I am in production and things can break if I'm not careful.

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