Feel free to check it out, it’s all pretty well commented. I also use tmux and vim, and I have all of my configurations for them up on github. Enable it on login at System Preferences > Users & Groups > Login Items.Check the Control_L to Control_L (+ When you type Control_L only, send Escape) setting.Find the Change Key > Change Control_L Key (Left Control).Setup Control to send Escape unless it’s used in combination If you decide to use powerline (mentioned below), for non-ASCII, turn the vertical character spacing up a little bit until the > and Keyboard -> “Modifier Keys…” Select patched font for regular and non-ASCII (14pt).Uncheck Draw bold text in bright colors.Turn up Minimum contrast a little bit or you can’t see some text (like line numbers in grunt jshint).Then select your profile on the left, click Load Presets and select Solarized Dark.It’s a really nice looking theme available for a lot of platforms in a dark and light version. Create new profile and name it Colors tabįor the colors, I use a theme called Solarized. Open preferences and to to the Profiles tab. If you want more themes, check iterm2colorschemes.
I almost always have it in fullscreen since I program in vim. To set iTerm color theme, go to iTerm Preferences Profiles Colors Color Presets. I uncheck the checkbox that says “Use Lion-style Fullscreen windows” so that I can see the desktop behind, and I can also have windows on top of iTerm when it’s in fullscreen. But, with that being said, here are my settings in iTerm. Other than that, I probably would have stuck with Terminal.
#Solarized iterm2 code#
I started using iTerm 2 recently, mostly because of the ability to use the mouse inside tmux and vim so that my coworkers can still scroll through my code on my computer.
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