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A new iTerm2 fork
As an old time Unix hack, I hated the built in terminal app, it was and still is very unlike xterm, which is what I was weaned on. iTerm fixed the major drawbacks of terminal (copy 'n paste, focus follows mouse...). iterm is probably the application I use most on the mac, without it, I'd probably have switched to Linux & Gnome by now.
A new iTerm2 fork
Amazing that you'd move to an entirely different OS just to gain a terminal application ... that also happens to be available in both OSs anyway.
A new iTerm2 fork
As a full-time 24/7 Unix administrator I can totally understand this sentiment. I loathe using Windows as it does not have the feature set that X-Windows has for a Unix administrator and none of the programs I used under Windows were ever worth their price in my mind (300 for a real Windows version plus 100 for decent terminal plus 300-600 for an X-server just to have a chance at Linux functionality) so I was looking at where I could use a Linux laptop and was mostly disappointed by what I found. |
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