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Create terminal groups for managing multiple windows
Why not use iTerm? It's freeware, and you get tabs.... Nothing could be finer than having 10 tabs open in a single window.
Create terminal groups for managing multiple windows
Because iTerm's tabbing doesn't actually solve the problem at hand. The point of having multiple windows open is to be able to see them all, not have them all in one spot. Though I suppose you could apply the same technique to iTerm as well, it also has the bonus side-effect of allowing you to command-tab through the terminal groups.
Create terminal groups for managing multiple windows
in addition, if you want just to switch between multiple terminal windows where only one is displayed at a time, using the screen command works just as well as tabs and I think it's the preferred solution for the unix geek. I love screen because it lets me share one terminal over three computers, my mac then ssh connections from my pcs just use
to attach a screen session that's already attached somewhere else. see man for more info
screen
WOW, I tried out "screen" and this is an awesome utility for any unix/linux terminal management. Thank you, this will save me time!
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This is really helpful. THANK YOU for this one. I am finding it helpful for using man pages to figure out how to use new unix cmds (i.e. man screen ). I imagine it would also be helpful for using with sftp sessions huh?
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You can also find an article on installing and using screen at:
Create terminal groups for managing multiple windows
the only problem I have with screen is I cannot figure out how to make it retain the history of past scrolled lines in *all* windows it has open.
Create terminal groups for managing multiple windows
I don't know if this is the best way to access the buffer, but what I do is use screen's copy/paste command.
Create terminal groups for managing multiple windows
I don't know if this is the best way to access the buffer, but what I do is use screen's copy/paste command.
Create terminal groups for managing multiple windows
iTerm is great but it's rendering is *so slow* I can't work with it. A shame. If only Term.app would support tabs... |
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