Mac OS Terminal Tips with iTerm2

In this video we're going through multiple tips on how to best use the terminal and command-lines in MacOS with best use practices for power users.
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Homebrew: brew.sh
Tree alternative command: find . -print | sed -e 's;[^/]*/;|____;g;s;____|; |;g'

[@bbrendon]

Uhh. Lots of the video isn't specific to iTerm2

[@samykamkar]

Great vid, thanks! Some slightly shorter shortcuts for byte savers
`tail -3` instead of `tail -n 3`
`~` instead of `cd ~`
`..` instead of `cd ..`
'> file' instead of 'touch file'
tree alt: find . | sed -e's;[^/]*/;|____;g;s;____|; |;g'

[@itvraag]

Thanks for sharing!

[@ko-Daegu]

how to hide the window like you ?? I don't want to see the 3 dots in top left (red green yellow)
edit: Window -> Window Style -> No title bar

[@redactedblank]

thank you

[@vankhoadesigner]

How to move the windows when we hide title bar?

[@LoveisHell85]

Excellent video. Short and full of information. Thank you

[@itvraag]

Glad it was helpful!

[@muhammadwasee_m]

Such a fantastic underrated video🤩

[@robertprimmer]

Nice vid.
FWIW, if you replace ls with eza(1) -- available on brew -- you can get a nicer tree with eza: --tree -L n , where n is the depth level you want for the tree

[@muteebakram37]

Thanks for the information. Appericate it.

[@itvraag]

No problem!

[@r_lonef]

how to make this hinting while writing a new command, or going through directories?

[@itvraag]

Try installing oh-my-zsh with auto-complete plugin, which I've covered in this video: ruclips.net/video/IMUuElcjMdo/видео.html

[@r_lonef]

@@itvraag thank you!

[@BeeRich33]

Check it out...vertical and horizontal are backwards.

[@washedtoohot]

Many thanks from 🇳🇱 😃

[@itvraag]

Graag gedaan!

[@vijaynarayanan2836]

Thanks mate. Awesome tips

[@misterl8129]

how can i change that in terminal says my user name but not the currently path that i am? I dont want to keep writing pwd to know this

[@itvraag]

Try the steps I showed in this video by customzing your prompt: ruclips.net/video/Yi0VAUmeHSI/видео.html
Or you can assign an alias to clear the screen, list the content of current directory and pwd.
alias c = "clear;ls -alt;pwd"
You can also install oh-my-zsh with powerlevel10k, as I showed here: ruclips.net/video/IMUuElcjMdo/видео.html

[@zambla5088]

Love the theme!!

[@itvraag]

Thanks! It's from oh-my-zsh. I've made video about it recently, which is in the description. ;)

[@kiranjoshi1000]

Nice 👍🏻

[@itvraag]

Thanks for the visit