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A new iTerm2 fork
Clearly (thanks commenters for the listing!) terminal has come a long way since I abandoned it for iterm, and has some new features I'd like in iterm.
A new iTerm2 fork
iterm allows you to tear off a tab to create a new window, which you can resize (e.g. to display something with long lines). When you're done, you can stick the window back on to reintegrate the torn-off tabs, which resize to the size of the window you're sticking them to.Same for Terminal.app, but tearing off is a menu command. I also like iterm's ability to put tab names at the top or bottom, and change their style.Terminal.app can put the Cmd key in the WINDOW title. AFAIK there's no key to go directly to a particular TAB, but you can use Cmd-{ and Cmd-} for previous/next tab and Cmd-` to cycle. ---
Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change.
A new iTerm2 fork
You can tear off a Terminal.app tab without the menubar. Just click on the tab and drag down. |
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