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I'm on macOS and I set English as the locale except for LC_TIME: ~ $ locale LANG="en_US.UTF-8" LC_COLLATE="en_US.UTF-8" LC_CTYPE="en_US.UTF-8" LC_MESSAGES="en_US.UTF-...
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I have set up iTerm2 to change its profile when I ssh to a specific machine. This works as intended (I am using zsh and oh-my-zsh). The main thing I do for this is in my ~/.zshrc file: echo -e "\...
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Any command I run (aside from clear) results in a double zsh prompt -- the first one showing the unformatted prompt, the second one showing the correct, formatted prompt. My ~/.zshrc file: if [[ -r &...
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I have my iTerm2 configured with a shortcut to delete a word (keyboard mapping of Hex code 0x17). However, I want it to delete until reaching a whitespace: Current: cd hello-world -> cd hello- ...
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I want to permanently clear the bad returns in iTerm2. I have used "Clear" and "command-k" etc including with "l" shortcuts but it apparently only clears the current ...
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Why would my iTerm2 command prompt change to user@192 instead of my machine name? And how do I prevent it from changing to user@192?
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iTerm2 runs slowly when using tmux (without -CC control mode integration). It is clearly designed with the intention of using -CC. However, I don't like the desktop window management of tmux windows/...
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I am using iTerm2 on my mac pro, and using fish as my shell. Every time I have a process running and I break it by pressing ctrl+c, the arrow keys stops working after and starts emitting ^[[A etc. ...
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