Translated from 日本語 • View original I recently switched from ubuntu to mac. Now you can develop unlimited iPhone apps! (Lies
However, even though it is the same unix-derived OS, there are some differences. What I am most concerned about is that it is basically an app and a window.
As someone who wants to generate a lot of virtual desktops and set up terminals here and there, this specification doesn't really fit in. Well, I think it's a bad habit of ubuntuer to use virtual desktops and launch terminals.
If you want to set up multiple terminals, call the terminal.app with 1.spotlight. 2. Press ⌘ + N to show the new terminal 3. Drag the displayed terminal to the desired virtual desktop
It's dull....
When I ggged it, it seemed that there was a way to make a script into an application, so I made it.
https://blog.colorkrew.com/uploads/T.zip
Expand the zip and throw it into Applications.
▪️ How to use 1. Type T.app in Spotlight (should be complemented by t.) 2. Start the terminal on the virtual desktop you are currently on!
What I'm doing is
open -n /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app
That's all. Have a good terminal life!
▪️ See Technology/MacOSX/Turning Shell Scripts into ".app" ("Bundle" ) http://www.glamenv-septzen.net/view/1201