
You may have noticed my status bar in the screenshots above. You can add system information to the bottom of your terminal by activating the "status bar". I find this even worse than the light mode, since the dark gray of the Mac's dark mode isn't really working so well with the dark theme of the color scheme. The Regular Theme During Night (Dark Mode) Notice how much of a break this leads too! A shame that this is the default and the way more beautiful looking minimal theme is so hidden and has to be discovered. The Regular Theme During Daytime (Light Mode) Notice how well and seamlessly the tabs at the top integrate with your color scheme! wonderful, delightful, joyful. Now let's compare the minimal theme with the regular theme. You can avoid that by using iTerm2's minimal theme.Ĭhoose "Appearance", from "Theme", select "minimal". If you use a color theme like the popular catpuccin or rosé pine (the theme I use) then most likely the Mac standard light / dark theme will interfere with your color scheme. Use The Minimal Theme For a Better Look of The Top Bar And Your Tabs
#BEST ITERM2 THEMES CODE#
The string that gets executed is an escape code that iTerm2 offers to be used as an API to iTerm2. In the line two and three, you see that you call the function with an argument.

This represents the first argument passed to the function. cmd + shift + d -> split window horizontally.cmd + shift + enter -> maximize current window (especially useful when you use split windows).
#BEST ITERM2 THEMES FULL#

