Oh man what hilarious story! Thanks for posting it.

You know iTerm is a tool I use so often that I've taken its existence for granted. Thank you for all your hard work over the years. You've made a beautiful piece of software.

I also use iTerm most of the day for most of the work week. It makes my life just a little bit better. Thanks!

I agree. That's why I donated to the project :)

iTerm2 was my first choice when I joined a company where most of the people were doing all their stuff on the CLI and started my own journey into the CLI. I never looked back since then.

Thanks a lot for creating a wonderful piece of software which I use on a daily basis at work.

Agreed... It's a really nice, smooth experience... ConEmu is close, but not quite the same in Windows, and I haven't seen anything that even compares in Linux.

I'm a Linux user, and I use iTerm when I'm on a Mac and ConEmu on Windows. Are there some features I'm missing out on?

A nice tabbed interface... though, doing another search, this time I've found a few options.

ROXterm, LilyTerm and Sakura judging from screenshots... per: http://www.tecmint.com/linux-terminal-emulators/

I'd spent some time trying to find an "alternative to iterm for linux" and the like, coming up pretty short.

Did you try http://cmder.net ?

ConEmu + Clink... and it looks so pretty. Thanks, will give it a go!

I use iterm all day, everyday. Thank you!

Use Vim, it's the best diff tool by a long shot. Syntax highlighting, side-by-side diffs, and code folding (when large contiguous sections are equal)

vimdiff <(curl -s "https://httpbin.org/get") <(curl -s "https://httpbin.org/get?show_env=1")

It takes some getting used to but once you go vimdiff you'll never go back.