I was a long term user of iTerm but recently made the switch to Hyper.
What terminal do you use and what kind of extensions/tricks/aliases that you use frequently?
I was a long term user of iTerm but recently made the switch to Hyper.
What terminal do you use and what kind of extensions/tricks/aliases that you use frequently?
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Why did you switch to Hyper? I've test-driven it and found it to be quite clunky.
I was using iTerm2, but switched to Alacritty. Some of the pros:
cons:
top, orhtop(but certainly less distrations)It's more for the keyboard shortcut warriors IMO that use emacs/vim with tmux. Hard for me to go back to iTerm2 with tabs now because I have at least five sessions open, each housing a different project or repo, employing tmux plugins like resurrect and continuum give me auto-save and restore on reboots or even connecting remotely. I wish I had known sooner how easy it was to get up and running and learn tmux. I never have to figure out how to re-open all my projects anymore when the system panics or dreading a restart
I find Terminator the best.
I mostly use Terminator as well.
I'm using Kitty github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty
I was using Alacritty, but it didn't allow Fira Code
github.com/alacritty/alacritty
on Windows, windows terminal is pretty solid, also using hyper on everything else
as from right now testing terminus which is beaultiful
Linux - guake-project.org/
Mac - iterm2.com/
In Windows, Windows Terminal.
In Linux, whatever the default is.
In macOS, iTerm2.
iTerm and the terminal built into the VScode.
When I'm on Linux the default terminal based on the distro, on Mac I use iTerm2 iterm2.com/ , and some time ago Terminus eugeny.github.io/terminus/
Most of the time what comes with the OS. For now, on Debian 10 Plazma, Konsole. konsole.kde.org/