On 01/17/2013 05:01 PM, Mark Benson wrote:
I'd agree with OS X being unusable now. I spend a lot of time
tweaking it and making it bend over backwards to do what I want.
Often involving using Terminal.app exclusively with a bunch of X
apps. ;)
That's how I've always used graphical workstations...as a way to
get a buttload of terminal windows. (that's what they were pretty
much FOR in earlier times!)
I know it's probably of little consequence, but I use an app called
iTerm2 in OS X for terminals. It does a good deal better job of
handling multiple terminals, reusable bookmarks etc. than Apple's POS
Terminal.app ever did.
Yes, it's very good. I used it a lot of the time.
OS X does what I need it to (mostly desktopy Internety stuff) so I
keep it. I used to double it up as a UNIX platform for compiling and
running OSS stuff too but I dropped it and used Debian and
derivatives on other x86 hardware instead - it just does more with
less for less.
That's why I moved. The desktoppy stuff works very well in the Linux
world now as well.
-Dave
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Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA