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Use other terminal apps with Apple's X11
I stick with Terminal.app. I have set up a little applescript to open a new terminal window, and link it to X11. I saved the script as an application, and put a "open /path/to/app/XTerminal.app" entry in the application menu for X11.
This does the trick, and has a different text and background colour to the normal .term file used by Terminal.app for non-X11 use. The applescript section to define text and background colours is also very useful. The best way to use them is to set up a terminal window colours and transparency as you want them, and use the following code to find out the settings:
Replace "background color" with any of the 'window properties' that are found in the dictionary for Terminal.app (use the script editor for this). Paste the script into a script editor window, run it, and the setting you need to use will be in the 'result' box at the bottom. |
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