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balte22917y@mzeffect it's the file explorer on Mac. I don't understand why out of everything on that OS it has to be a face though.
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@BindView okay i get that. just i actually need like chrome for work. i tried emacs and all that but i need more practise before i can use it at the office
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bahua128017yWhat's the third one?
For me, on my work Mac:
Iterm2 and Firefox developer edition
On my Linux desktop at home, doing work, I use xterm instead of iterm2. -
@tomhayes its not a hackintosh. i use a macbook pro with an external display. I cannot use Linux at work. im not that good with it yet, so im still slow. maybe one day ill be better at it.
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@bahua I find macs terminal is good enough for me. I have not found a use case at work to change to a different terminal. Maybe soon?
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@Teknas I have learned to live with this. For the noob me, MacOS is still the most productive os for me. :/
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@Teknas I have learned to live with this. For the noob me, MacOS is still the most productive os for me. :/
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bahua128017y@eshwarenm
The default app lacks a lot of really outstanding features. For example, it's really nice to split sessions on the same screen, and to be able to input into all of them with the same keypresses. I'm also a huge fan of keyboard-searching of the scroll buffer, and being able to tab-complete the selection of blocks of text to easily copy.
Iterm2 is, with the possible exception of Alfred, the best MacOS app I know. -
Xonuss887ySometimes I'd wish I has a newer MacBook and that I was used to roam around the OS. The terminal is much nicer to use compared to the 15 different terminals and prompts that you get on Windows.
pretty much my whole life right now
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