Yesterday, the team behind iTerm2, the GPL-licensed terminal emulator for macOS, announced the release of iTerm2 3.3.0. It is a major release with many new features such as the new Python scripting API, a new scriptable status bar, two new themes, and more.
iTerm2 is a successor to iTerm and works on all macOS. It is an open source replacement for Apple’s Terminal and is highly customizable as comes with a lot of useful features.
Users love the new features in iTerm2 3.3.0 release, specially the new Python API, the scriptable status bar and the new Minimal mode.
A user on Hacker News comments, “First off, wow love the status bar idea.”
Another user on Hacker News says “Kudos to Mr. Nachman on continuing to develop a terrific piece of macOS software! I’ve been running the 3.3 betas for a while and some of the new functionality is really great. Exporting a recording of a terminal session from the “Instant Replay” panel is very handy!”
Few users are not impressed with iTerm2 3.3.0 features and are comparing it with the Terminal app.
A comment on Hacker News reads, “I like having options but wouldn’t recommend iTerm. Apple’s Terminal.app is more performant rendering text and more responsive to input while admittedly having somewhat less unnecessary features.
In fact, iTerm is one of the slowest terminals out there! iTerm used to have a lot of really compelling stuff that was missing from the official terminal like tabs, etc that made straying away from the canonical terminal app worth it but most of them eventually made their way to Terminal.app so nowadays it’s mostly just fluff.”
For the full list of improvements in iTerm2 3.3.0, visit the iTerm2 changelog page.
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