Repository navigation
Added
-
Panes: the terminal area splits into two panes side by side (⌘D), two
stacked (⇧⌘D) or four, from buttons beside the gear or the View menu.
Each pane has its own tab strip, with everything a strip has; the
dividers can be dragged, and a double-click evens them out. A tab moves
to another pane by dragging it onto that pane's strip, or with Move to
Pane in its menu. The other panes are dimmed, and a quiet accent line
sits under the focused pane's tabs. ⌘] and ⌘[ move between panes, and the status bar,
the SFTP panel, Find and the menus follow the focused one. Going back to
fewer panes closes nothing, and Reopen tabs at launch brings the layout
back too. -
Broadcast input (⌥⌘I, or the antenna beside the layout buttons): what is
typed or pasted in one pane goes to every visible pane's tab in front.
The antenna on a pane's tab strip leaves that pane out, or brings it
back. Every pane that takes the input has a yellow line under its tabs,
and the status bar says how many there are. Closed tabs, empty panes,
mouse clicks in programs such as vim, and the terminal's own replies to
the program are never sent on; going back to one pane turns it off. -
Server load in the status bar: CPU, memory, disk and network of the
server in front, every three seconds, with the load average and uptime
in its tooltip. Figures past 90% turn yellow. It reads Linux's /proc over
the tab's own connection, through any jump hosts, in one channel that
stays open. Settings ▸ Terminal ▸ Window ▸ Show server load turns it off.
Changed
- The terminal font's ligatures are off unless turned on in Settings ▸
Appearance ▸ Ligatures:->,!=and=>read as typed, and fast
output is cheaper to redraw. Until now they were always on.
Fixed
- ⌘W closes the tab in front, as Session ▸ Close Tab says. It used to close
the main window instead and leave Termstead running with no window: the
stock File ▸ Close had the same shortcut and won. Settings and the forms
still close on ⌘W.