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Decimus Software, Inc.
DTerm provides a context-sensitive command line in any application at the touch of a key. Rather than operating as separate windows in a separate application, DTerm integrates command line work into a user's natural workflow, boosting productivity and reducing screen clutter.
When activated, DTerm queries the frontmost window for the path to its document and presents a command line with an appropriate working directory, and allows the document's file to easily be entered into the command. The results from commands can also be copied to the clipboard and DTerm dismissed with a
When activated, DTerm queries the frontmost window for the path to its document and presents a command line with an appropriate working directory, and allows the document's file to easily be entered into the command. The results from commands can also be copied to the clipboard and DTerm dismissed with a
What's New
Version 1.6:
- Compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 "Lion"
- Improved context scraping to work with more applications
- The usual variety of general tweaks, improvements, and fixes
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
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DTerm provides a context-sensitive command line in any application at the touch of a key. Rather than operating as separate windows in a separate application, DTerm integrates command line work into a user's natural workflow, boosting productivity and reducing screen clutter.
When activated, DTerm queries the frontmost window for the path to its document and presents a command line with an appropriate working directory, and allows the document's file to easily be entered into the command. The results from commands can also be copied to the clipboard and DTerm dismissed with a single keystroke. With DTerm, the total process of running a command in any working directory and copying the results for later use is reduced to as few as three keystrokes (and no mouse use).
When activated, DTerm queries the frontmost window for the path to its document and presents a command line with an appropriate working directory, and allows the document's file to easily be entered into the command. The results from commands can also be copied to the clipboard and DTerm dismissed with a single keystroke. With DTerm, the total process of running a command in any working directory and copying the results for later use is reduced to as few as three keystrokes (and no mouse use).
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Libin Pan reviewed on 14 Mar 2008
It makes my life lot easier as I can run shell commands at anytime when I want to.
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Emile100 rated on 14 Jun 2011
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Cottser rated on 19 Mar 2011