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    Fonts:

    Starting from 0.8.0, iTerm no longer requires monospace fonts. For older versions, you need a monospace font for correct display. In Addition, the font should include all the graphical characters if you plan to use curses based programs that use them, such as mc. Unfortunately, there are not many such fonts available. The fonts we tested to work well are listed here. If you have some nice fonts that you can share with us, please feel free to email us.
    • VT100 Comes with OS X, rather ugly though
    • Lucide Console Comes with Office v.X
    • SImPL A very nice font made by Phil Chastney. Download from here
    • APL385 Another font from Dyalog.NET. Get it from here
    • FreeMono A nice font made available by Free UCS Outline Fonts project. It is bundled with iTerm.app starting from version 0.70. Visit their website .
    • Wen Ding Chinese fonts A set of simplified and traditional Chinese fonts. Download from here. Thanks to Miyang Lin for providing us information.


    Icon Gallery

    our new iTerm with the Matrix look
    from sinomac.com

    iTerm with UN symbol
    by Edward Daze

    The old face
    "cooked" by fabian

    Classic icon with tabs
    by Bryan Harding



    Utf-8 patch for tcsh 6.12.00
    By Yuichi OHKAWA

    The tcsh pre-installed in Mac OS X has many problems dealing with utf-8. If you input mult-bytes characters to tcsh, this patch may help you to edit the characters.

    Download from here

    Tips for using zsh with iTerm
    Provided by Marius Wyx

    There are people with hints on ways to customize the title bar and tabs, a much simpler way when using zsh is to do the following:
    
       precmd () {
         echo -n "\033]1;$USERNAME@$HOST^G\033]2;$PWD>    - $USERNAME@$HOST
      
    ($status)^G"
       }
       PROMPT='%m %B%3c%(#.#.>)%b '
       RPROMPT=''
    

    (NOTE: ^G is CTRL-G, you need to basically enter it using ^V^G)
    Much simpler and does not require anything special. (apart from zsh)
    Also in zsh, the command line completion I have expanded to be /Applications/ aware:
    if [ "`uname`" = "Darwin" ]; then
       compctl -f -x 'p[2]' -s "`/bin/ls -d1 /Applications/*/*.app 
    /Applications/*.app | sed 's|^.*/\([^/]*\)\.app.*|\\1|;s/ /\\\\ /g'`" 
    -- open
       alias run='open -a'
    fi
    

    typing: "open -a " and then pressing tab will try and complete any application... (added an alias run as well)


    Modified: Aug 31st, 2007
    Created: Dec 18th, 2002
    Fabian and Ujwal S. Setlur
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