On Tuesday March 31 2015 14:45:48 Ned Deily wrote: I know iTerm2, but its power features aren't appealing/useful enough to me to make up for the fact that it doesn't do "focus follows mouse" as well as Apple's Terminal.app .
> useful power features and doesn't use X. Of course, if one *prefers* to > run under X ... (but if one does, why use OS X on the desktop in the > first place?). Easy. Trying OS X a bit over 11y ago on my gf's new laptop made me realise it was the only "unix for the desktop" that really gave the (almost) best of both worlds. I always have an X server running and not just because I prefer xterms over Terminal.app. Which I also use, just for different things, typically non-X things. OT: Recent developments have been chipping away at/from that "best unix for the desktop" aspect, while KDE has given Linux a desktop that's getting close to being as good (but KF5 seems to be making the same kind of choices I dislike in recent OS X versions, so I'll probably will hang on to OS X a while longer). R _______________________________________________ macports-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo/macports-users
