- iTerminal has been discontinued
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Developer
Seraphim Software
iTerminal functions as a graphical layer over terminal.app to ease the user's tasks. Normally, anything you'd want to do with the terminal requires typing every command and only text as visual feedback. iTerminal helps to give you a better idea of what you're doing and what you want to do by adding a graphical interface to the terminal. It accomplishes this by displaying a folder hierarchy of the folders on your hard drive from which you can navigate to and execute your commands in. It also shows a list of recently used commands so that you can see exactly which command you wish to
What's New
Version 1.1:
- Now imports user's .bash_profile and .profile; in that order
- Scripts are now capable of handling bash/perl/ksh/csh/etc. shell scripting
- Fixed time expiration bug that shortened time period on some systems
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iTerminal functions as a graphical layer over terminal.app to ease the user's tasks. Normally, anything you'd want to do with the terminal requires typing every command and only text as visual feedback. iTerminal helps to give you a better idea of what you're doing and what you want to do by adding a graphical interface to the terminal. It accomplishes this by displaying a folder hierarchy of the folders on your hard drive from which you can navigate to and execute your commands in. It also shows a list of recently used commands so that you can see exactly which command you wish to bring back up to either edit or execute.
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Anonymous reviewed on 28 Apr 2005
- Better tree view, with file details and icons.
- More customization! Fonts, etc.
- Why don't my cmd-line utilities work properly (vim) ?
I would personally love to get away from the pointy-clicky Finder and have the command-line always there at my fingertips. Maybe this app can make it happen in future versions?
Anonymous reviewed on 21 Feb 2005
As good a reason as any why this thing is an abomination.
Anonymous reviewed on 23 Jan 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 17 Jan 2005
Now, time for the rest of the world to move on.
Amazing how people can whine about everything. Too much, too little, too fat, too thin. Get a life and move on.
I 'm fascinated by being able to use Terminal and anything that helps in even a small way
is a Godsend for me.
What I would like is a more detailed idea of what it actually can do. If that helps me, $5
is surely worth it.
If you want to learn unix, learn it and don't rely on crutches.
Anonymous reviewed on 28 Dec 2004
Two things though annoy me - the name. It is TOO close to the excellent Terminal replacement, called iTerm. The archive is indeed called iTerm. I found that confusing.
Even a joke - in a Terminal app is not amusing. For a minute I thought that useless little script was deleting items. Not a place for a joke!
I'd change the name and edit the joke out of that sample script.
Anonymous reviewed on 28 Dec 2004
Oh, by the way, if you really want to complain that something that is so inexpensive is overpriced and the person is not justified in making living as you do, then you give away your services for free. Then, you can whine about a price.
So he might as well give it away, stick it on his resume, and send it off to Microsoft, where they love feature bloat.