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born on a buy you posted:is there a good terminal for windows? what to windows cj janitor with? you don't need a terminal to manage windows. you just clicks some things and it does it all for you since that's what computers are good at. terminals are only for bad oses like linux
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triple sulk posted:with zsh/oh-my-zsh Plus iterm2
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Jan 30, 2015 16:07
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Shaggar posted:you don't need a terminal to manage windows. you just clicks some things and it does it all for you since that's what computers are good at. terminals are only for bad oses like linux
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Jan 30, 2015 16:17
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rotor posted:visor aka totalterminal is the best one totalterminal quake3 console ftw
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Jan 30, 2015 16:22
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graph posted:totalterminal quake3 console ftw is that the one where it slides down from the top? that's cool also i liked the terminal in pathfinder (back when i still used pathfinder) because it would slide out of the folder window and set your directory right there very handy
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for Macs, terminal.app is perfectly fine imho for Windows, securecrt is the best i've used for DC, anderson powerpoles own
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A Wheezy Steampunk posted:is that the one where it slides down from the top? that's cool u can configure it to slide out from wherever u want 
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Jan 30, 2015 16:36
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quake, well, more half life (goldsrc.....) Imo
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Jan 30, 2015 18:53
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qui a dit "terminal chat"?
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Jan 30, 2015 18:55
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terminal.app is loving garbage iterm2 cmon also lol if you use screen in 2015 e: or zsh for that matter. fish exists, fellas
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Jan 30, 2015 19:00
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Okay guys: realposting time: i use iTerm 2 real talk
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Jan 30, 2015 19:03
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VLADIMIR GLUTEN posted:the cancer one c:/dos/die
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Jan 30, 2015 19:12
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xterm suits my needs just fine in linux btw (ofc i still use fvwm in 2015)
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Jan 30, 2015 19:21
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terminal.app is ok appleii.app is good
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theadder posted:powershell lol
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Jan 30, 2015 20:32
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get out of YOSPOS
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Smythe posted:get out of YOSPOS ???
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leave u noob failure
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Beeftweeter posted:appleii.app is good link? (google no help)
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Jan 30, 2015 21:45
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itd be fun to wear this but have a camera app running so you can see how openly disgusted everyone is, since they think you can't see them
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Tiny Bug Child posted:putty is ok but it's old as hell now and there's a lot of stuff it doesn't do like ecdsa keys. teraterm is acceptable but it has a bizarre ui. there's really no good windows terminal lol if you need a terminal with "features"
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There Will Be Penalty posted:link? (google no help) idk where i got it from actually. i think its a part of xscreensaver 
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Beeftweeter posted:idk where i got it from actually. i think its a part of xscreensaver O yeah that thing. Didn't realize you could use that as an actual terminal. That owns
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triple sulk posted:with zsh/oh-my-zsh https://github.com/skroll/zeesh is better
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Jan 31, 2015 01:12
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if a shell needs that many customizations, maybe the people maintaining these shells should update the default configuration or something
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like i've modified my zshrc file a bit, but drat
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id rather use something like oh-my-zsh than have a hand curated bashrc
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Jan 31, 2015 01:27
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Jonny 290 posted:terminal.app is loving garbage what does fish do that is so special? also what should I be using besides screen??
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i guess i mostly use screen to make sure i can maintain my session when i'm doing dumb poo poo in prod, though, so maybe i should just stop
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tmux but iterm2 and fish are both poo poo
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the version of screen that shipped with osx had an issue with vertical panels for such a long time. idk if it still does
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i tried learning vim a few days ago and jfk just too much work
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pram posted:id rather use something like oh-my-zsh than have a hand curated bashrc yeah, there's certainly something to be said for that. shell programming is terrible and so full of gotcha moments. e.g. in zsh (and probably other shells too) if you're in a function and want to save to local variables both the output of a command substitution and the return code of the command within the command substitution, you might try something like this: code:if some_cmd_here exits with return code 1, you'd probably expect RETURNCODE to equal 1. but lol nope, "local" (in particular, the first one) behaves as a command which succeeds in making the variable local, so RETURNCODE will always equal zero. if you want to save the command output as a local variable, you need to declare the local variable on its own line and assign to it on another. IMO never write shell scripts except to automate the most trivial of tasks, and even then you can almost certainly find something better. or maybe I'm just terrible (mlmp)
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pram posted:tmux tmux is great
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im not sure what you mean, i do this all the time OUTPUT=$(blah) if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]
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horse mans posted:urxvt urxvt is very good. i often just use xterm though, because the fancy multiple-unicode-font stuff is pretty situational and xterm is already installed everywhere. dunno why people keep writing other terminals really, when the original still works fine and has more features than most of the replacements
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pram posted:im not sure what you mean, i do this all the time what you wrote should (and does) work just fine, it's declaring the variable local and assigning to it all in one line that messes things up. or at least that was my experience
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