[Lvlug] Changing color scheme in vim

[Ricardo SIGNES]

* Scott Piccotti <scpi at mac.com> [2004-04-15T11:11:08]
> On Apr 15, 2004, at 10:48 AM, Chris Hever wrote:
> >What does Terminal.app have over something like konsole or Eterm tho??
> 
> Good question!
> I only ever use Terminal.app. Any good features or benefits I'm missing 
> out on? The nice thing about it is the fact that it's a native app so 
> it plays nicely with everything else, but mostly I've just used it 
> because it's there by default.

Terminal.app doesn't require X11 to be running.

Terminal.app can be used to "open servers" instead of local terminals,
using telnet, ssh, etc.

Terminal.app is a Cocoa application so:
  Terminal.app is scriptable.
  Terminal.app uses Quartz for rendering.
  Terminal.app is much faster.
  Terminal.app uses default Mac behavior for drag-and-drop.

Other things that eterm can probably do:
  Terminal.app supports just about every terminal encoding, and is UTF-8
  by default.
  
  Terminal.app, via Quartz, does true transparency (including
  transparent background images) and anti-aliasing.

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rjbs
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