It is in the last beta. It's an option you can select in the preferences.
I'd like to have it as a separate shortcut, because I have two monitors and the Lion fullscreen will only use my main monitor and the other monitor is blank then. Sometimes it is what I want to do, sometimes it's not (like having it fullscreen on one monitor with another app on the other).
Switching the option is bothering me, I would very much prefer two shortcuts, say Cmd+Enter for normal (old-style) fullscreen, and Cmd+Shift+F for Lion-style fullscreen mode.
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I have a similar request to the previous comment, having dual monitors, but also laptop with only one screen, I'd suggest to leave the preference and have it indicate what CMD-ENTER performs, and have the other non-preference-selected option be performed by CMD-SHIFT-ENTER.
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It is in the last beta. It's an option you can select in the preferences.
I'd like to have it as a separate shortcut, because I have two monitors and the Lion fullscreen will only use my main monitor and the other monitor is blank then. Sometimes it is what I want to do, sometimes it's not (like having it fullscreen on one monitor with another app on the other).
Switching the option is bothering me, I would very much prefer two shortcuts, say Cmd+Enter for normal (old-style) fullscreen, and Cmd+Shift+F for Lion-style fullscreen mode.
I have a similar request to the previous comment, having dual monitors, but also laptop with only one screen, I'd suggest to leave the preference and have it indicate what CMD-ENTER performs, and have the other non-preference-selected option be performed by CMD-SHIFT-ENTER.
Also, fullscreen doesn't work with iTerm in Lion at all. The menu item is grayed out, and CMD-ENTER does nothing (Build 0.10)
+1.
I almost switched to Terminal because of this ... then the lack of proper bookmarks brought me back to iTerm :)