iTerm2 is an alternative to Apple’s OOB Terminal App.
#ITERM2 SETUP ZIP FILE#
zip file Download this project as a tar. I’ll use the chance to explain my setup a bit iTerm2.
#ITERM2 SETUP WINDOWS#
Includes iTerm2, Terminal, Konsole, PuTTY, Xresources, XRDB, Remina, Termite, XFCE, Tilda, FreeBSD VT, Terminator, Kitty, MobaXterm, LXTerminal, and Microsoft's Windows Terminal. bashrc I wanted to have a guake like terminal to run commands quickly, and I found the hotkey function so this is how I set it up to work like guake.įirst thing is to create a new Profile or duplicate the one that you use the most, then on the Window Tab I set the style as Top of Screen on Main Screen (I have 2 monitors) and on all Spaces. Iterm2-color-schemes A set of color themes for most terminals. When I moved into OS X I searched for a good terminal replacement, one that supported 256 colors with good emulation, and also with the ability to split panes like terminator, and I found iTerm2 a wonderful terminal application that has everything, after setting my profile to work with my vim color scheme, and putting all my stuff from. A few people asked me over the time which configuration/theme and stuff I use within my terminal and because I’ve to set up a new device in these days (a stunning brand new 13' MBP Retina with ForceTouch) I’ll use the chance to explain my setup a bit iTerm2. In my journey of moving from Linux to OSX, I’m always trying to find the tools that I’m used to work, because that’s the way I’m more productive, and one of the most important tools is a good terminal, on linux I used a combination of guake and terminator, the first one to run commands that I need the output immediately the latter to do actual programming stuff, that is because guake can be called from a hotkey and shows a small terminal coming from the top like quake used to do it, this is a fantastic way to run simple commands because the terminal is always open, we just show/hide and only uses a part of the screen, also when it is called is always ready to be used for example if I need to do a quick grep on a project I would do F12 (this is my hotkey) then type grep ‘pattern’ ~/Project/project123 -R then just hide the terminal and continue my work.
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