Re: [Iterm-discuss] Announcing the fork of iTerm -> iTerm2

[Charles S. <sp...@bw...>]

On Thu, 22 Jul 2010, Marc Haisenko wrote:

> Am 21.07.2010 um 22:14 schrieb George Nachman:
>
>> Hi iterm-discuss,
>>
>> So it looks like this project has been abandoned by the developers. I think
>> it's worth saving, so I've forked it. For lack of a cleverer name, I'm
>> calling it iTerm2. My version can be found at:
>> http://iterm2.googlecode.com/
>>
>> ...
>>
>> iTerm is dead. Long live iTerm!
>>
>> -George
>
> Hi George, I had the same thought as this thread started but I'm waaaay 
> to lazy. Thank you very much for doing it ! I'll try to polish up my 
> cursor patch a little bit this weekend and will contribute it.

Thanks all who are looking at improving/maintaining iTerm.  I was digging 
around for alternatives and didn't come up with much other than some 
commercial cross-platform thing that costs $80 and gets very so-so 
reviews.

I've got a bug report I'm trying to get together, but I'm having a bit of 
trouble figuring out how to reproduce it.  What happens is that if I start 
looking at log files or the like piped through "more" or not, sometimes 
the lines will stop wrapping - the next line just starts so any multi-line 
stuff just disappears.  splat-r (terminal reset) fixes it up for a bit, 
but it keeps coming back.

I've also found an odd thing when minimizing windows and leaving them 
minimized; if I leave one minimized for a few days and then restore it, 
cpu usage skyrockets and all the other iTerm windows lock up for a good 
minute or two.  This seems new to 0.10...

Let me know if these are things I should drop in the issue tracker...

Thanks,

Charles

> Regards,
> 	Marc
>
>
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