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A terminal emulator for macOS that does amazing things.Pricing:
- Open Source
Be aware the you will NOT have a full command line experience like you are used to on Ubuntu and it's ilk. You'll have zsh (bash descendent) but there's a lot missing so be prepared to rebuild most of that. The terminal is a mess. First two things to install are iterm which is a really nice terminal (I mean really nice - better than anything on Linux) and brew which is your are apt-get (inferior) stand in.
#Terminal #Developer Tools #SSH 98 social mentions
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The missing package manager for macOSPricing:
- Open Source
Be aware the you will NOT have a full command line experience like you are used to on Ubuntu and it's ilk. You'll have zsh (bash descendent) but there's a lot missing so be prepared to rebuild most of that. The terminal is a mess. First two things to install are iterm which is a really nice terminal (I mean really nice - better than anything on Linux) and brew which is your are apt-get (inferior) stand in.
#Package Manager #Windows Tools #Front End Package Manager 877 social mentions
Discuss: Leaving Ubuntu for Mac (Probably) - A rant
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