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Saved Terminal Sessions
I have real problems with saved terminal sessions. They pick up a whole lot of default settings so if I save a session it always has defaults like "never close the window".
The advantage of the following method is that the terminal sessions created don't have a fixed location and will open in the next spot, slightly right and below the previous window. When I get a session the way I like it, the right title and colors and command, I save it in the default location which is : /Users/me/Library/Application Support/Terminal/ as say: /Users/me/Library/Application Support/Terminal/bad.term Then I open the PropertyListEditor/Developer/Applications/PropertyListEditorOpen the saved .term files by option-command dropping them on the PropertyListEditor icon in the dock. There are probably other ways to do this. Then click the triangles till you get a list: /Root/WindowSettings/0/ I always have to change ShellExitAction to 0 (Zero) Then I delete these 3 keys WinLocULY WinLocX WinLocY Then save as ~/Library/Application Support/Terminal/good.term Try it out. |
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