Popular Iterm Programming Tips
Use ⌥ ← and ⌥→ to jump forwards / backwards words in iTerm 2, on OS X
Edward Robinson
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46 responses
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terminal, os x, iterm, iterm2
Setup Vim, Powerline and iTerm2 on Mac OS X
Christian Rojas
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7 responses
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vim, macvim, iterm, powerline
Word/Line deletion and navigation shortcuts in iTerm2
Levi Tan Ong
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8 responses
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keyboard, shortcuts, keyboard shortcuts, iterm
Split window with iTerm 2
Sean Yang
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3 responses
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shell, mac, iterm
zsh + iTerm2 OSX shortcuts
Tymon Tobolski
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1 response
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shell, zsh, osx, shortcut
Quickly open files in iTerm with Cmd+Click
Piotr Jakubowski
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4 responses
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productivity, iterm, keyboard-shortcuts
Open up iterm2 splits in current working directory
swarktrans
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1 response
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btipling, mac os x, iterm, iterm2
Keybindings for MacOSX users on iTerm2
Willy Barro
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5 responses
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macosx, cursor, iterm, option delete
rvm + oh-my-zsh + zsh + iTerm2
Serg Podtynnyi
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1 response
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ruby, shell, zsh, mac
Vagrant tweaks to make it more like your local command line app
Laura Davis-Robeson
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2 responses
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terminal, vagrant, iterm, bash
Show directory and git branch in iTerm tabs
Martin Svalin
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4 responses
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iterm, git, bash
Vim-Slime + iTerm2
Junior Ales
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3 responses
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vim, macosx, mac, iterm
Open folder in iTerm
Ochko
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2 responses
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shell, osx, iterm, automator
Quickly open files in iTerm with RubyMine on MacOS
Anton Katunin
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1 response
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terminal, iterm, rubymine, open path
Hide iTerm2 from OS X’s dock
Gonçalo Morais
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0 responses
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console, terminal, osx, dropdown
Pimp your bash with menu-completion
Georg
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0 responses
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iterm, iterm2, bash, inputrc
iTerm2: Open Text File Paths in Sublime Text with Jump to Line Number
James Cuzella
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0 responses
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osx, sublime text, iterm, terminal
Close all terminal tabs except the current one (iTerm2 et al.)
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, unix, iterm
SSH to many hosts and broadcast input with iTerm
Joseph Randall Hunt
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0 responses
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ssh, applescript, iterm
iTerm automation with AppleScript and Bash
Jason Rogers
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0 responses
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applescript, iterm, bash
Setting my iTerm2
Daniel Kosalla
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2 responses
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shell, terminal, mac, dotfiles
alt+arrow keys produce [C [D
James D
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2 responses
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irb, iterm
Click on stack trace to open a file with NeoVim
Luca Guidi
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0 responses
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iterm, shell, neovim, vim
Rerun your last terminal command
Mark Anthony Gibbins
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2 responses
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shell, terminal, iterm
Change iTerm2 profile from the terminal
Wojtek Kruszewski
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0 responses
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vim, iterm, iterm2, bash
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iTerm2: Open Text File Paths in Sublime Text with Jump to Line Number
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osx, sublime text, iterm, terminal
Click on stack trace to open a file with NeoVim
Luca Guidi
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iterm, shell, neovim, vim
Change iTerm2 profile from the terminal
Wojtek Kruszewski
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vim, iterm, iterm2, bash
iTerm Colors Settings | bold text has no color / is in shades of grey
Shashank Mehta
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shell, zsh, colors, solarized
Vagrant tweaks to make it more like your local command line app
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