top | item 42885631 (no title) verghese | 1 year ago Switched over from Iterm - A fundamental feature I'm missing is the search feature (Cmd + F). discuss order hn newest vicek22|1 year ago I use the scrollback buffer export to a temporary file (CMD+SHIFT+J), you can then open the file in any editor.So my workflow is to type in `vim` and then press `CMD+SHIFT+J` and Enter scosman|1 year ago Anyone figure out how to bind this to CMD-F with key bindings? load replies (1) CSDude|1 year ago This has been the major frustration for me as well. That's the only thing missing for me. postepowanieadm|1 year ago Shouldn't it be handled by your shell? I know it's a question without the correct answer - I'm struggling with deciding what should be handled by wm, terminal, terminal multiplexer, shell, text editor. pilif|1 year ago The shell doesn't have access to the scrollback though. A multiplexer would, if you used one.
vicek22|1 year ago I use the scrollback buffer export to a temporary file (CMD+SHIFT+J), you can then open the file in any editor.So my workflow is to type in `vim` and then press `CMD+SHIFT+J` and Enter scosman|1 year ago Anyone figure out how to bind this to CMD-F with key bindings? load replies (1)
CSDude|1 year ago This has been the major frustration for me as well. That's the only thing missing for me.
postepowanieadm|1 year ago Shouldn't it be handled by your shell? I know it's a question without the correct answer - I'm struggling with deciding what should be handled by wm, terminal, terminal multiplexer, shell, text editor. pilif|1 year ago The shell doesn't have access to the scrollback though. A multiplexer would, if you used one.
pilif|1 year ago The shell doesn't have access to the scrollback though. A multiplexer would, if you used one.
vicek22|1 year ago
So my workflow is to type in `vim` and then press `CMD+SHIFT+J` and Enter
scosman|1 year ago
CSDude|1 year ago
postepowanieadm|1 year ago
pilif|1 year ago