#Iterm guake full
The only solution which worked for me in the full screen iTerm Hotkey Window was to simulate keypresses.īe sure to disable Hotkey toggles a dedicated window with profile in settings or you need to simulate even that hotkey press which caused the major pain for my problem. They all opened a completely new terminal or did not worked. Set frontProcess to first process whose frontmost is true If you make the iTerm window the frontmost application (Be careful you don't want to make the AppleScript window the frontmost application), try this script: tell application "System Events"
Please let me know which option works for you so I can edit the question and only include the option that works. Here is a great WikiBooks link that describes exactly what you need. Please change accordingly if it does not work for you.
#Iterm guake mac
I opened iTerm on my Mac and then Activity Monitor, and the Process Name that it shows is iTerm. This contrasts rather sharply with my own minmalist philosophy which has been as simple as three program icons in the Dock: Finder, iTerm, and Firefox (and in Solus, just Firefox since Guake is tucked out of the way, see below.). Many of them, just shiny wrappers around very simple programs. Search The app comes with a robust find-on-page feature. This gives you an always-available terminal (like Visor, Guake, or Yakuake) at your fingertips.
You can choose to have the hotkey open a dedicated window. Note: The process name may just be iTerm instead of iTerm2. A GUI app for every conceivable eventuality. Register a hotkey that brings iTerm app to the foreground when youre in another application. Option 3: tell application "System Events" to tell process "iTerm2" to set visible to false Note: Keystroke may be replaced with m if you want iTerm2 to be minimized to the dock with the Genie effect. Tell application "System Events" to tell process "iTerm2" to keystroke "h" using command down Here are several options (none of them have been tested, so test and see which one works for you): Option 1: tell application "iTerm2" to activate
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