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j/k.Īnyhow, I've encountered the exact same problem, and our friend who posted the fonts on his. Just when I thought I was the only one who checked the boards, I find out there are two.

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Download page, look under "Unix source" or something like that.

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I've always found it to be an excelent program in the Windows world, and they have source for a Unix version which should work on OS X (this is based on the the Unix underpinnings, not anything written anywhere I saw). It is from '02 and mentions that the default shell on OS X is csh which (IIRC) means it's talking about 10.1 or 10.2 (since it was changed to bash in 10.3, right?).

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From Mac OS X Hints - How to add ANSI color to Terminal.app (I like how programs end in ".app" :)).But if you like it it's $95 which is NOT cheap. MacWise - Claims to do it, and there is a demo.

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I don't know where Mac software likes to hide ). If you dig deeper or try harder, you might have more success. A quick Google search didn't turn up much, here are the only two things I found. This is not ~quite~ eXacTly the answer to the question asked.I don't use OS X (although I intend to soon when I buy a new PC), so I can't offer much. # anyway this is how you would do it if you were a cRaZy loOpeR: # there could be wailing and gNasHing of teeth # yeah, please don't re-map the screen ESCAPE char # This lets me have autoindent mode in vi. # Prepend/append register to the paste if ^a^] is pressed. #remove some stupid / dangerous key bindings # Extend the vt100 desciption by some sequences.

)ĮSCAPE p or ESCAPE n - switch to previous or next windowīreak ^B b help ? monitor M remove X version vĬlear C history E' To get a real Ctrl-a to terminal (goto beginning of line) if running in screen then just do Ctrl-a Ctrl-a.ĮSCAPE 0 (or 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9) - switch to window 0 (or 1 2. "escape ^Zz" for people who don't value process backgrounding control. The * screen ESCAPE char by default is Ctrl-a * unless some craZy looper has changed it in. Screen -ls - list screen sessions running Screen - Run screen to create a new session simply

gives persistent windowed terminal sessions (as long as server is not rebooted).

easy to install, runs on any unix(or cygwin), no graphics needed (besides terminal text graphics).

a remote process continues running even when the user is disconnected." It has a few big advantages: allowing a user to access multiple separate login sessions inside a single terminal window. wikipedia describes screen well "GNU Screen is a terminal multiplexer. 'screen' is old-school command-line keyboard but well worth learning and playing with to learn how it works.

You can disconnect and reconnect to the sessions you need. You can have multiple 'screen' sessions running on server. A 'screen' session gives you multiple windows on that server where you can be logged in to other machines or whatever. One good way of having terminal sessions that persist is to run a 'screen' session on server.