iTerm

use iTerm http://iterm.sourceforge.net/ which will allow you to create multiple bookmarks for different logins to different machines. Configure each bookmark to login using ssh by using the -e /usr/bin/ssh switch. Create public/private keys for SSH and move your public keys to the remote servers. You can then SSH to the remote server and not be asked for your...

I tried that, this is what I got: timhuntley% fink install gimp sudo /sw/bin/fink install gimp Password: Information about 50 packages read in 2 seconds. Failed: no package found for specification 'gimp'! timhuntley% :-\

It might just be a problem with fink commander. In a terminal (iterm, term, Xdarwin, etc) try this: fink install gimp If it is just a problem with fink commander, then it will install.

On top of these issue, I want to use iTerm because its authors are geniuses too. So how can I get iTerm to recognize fink and x11 everytime I start up? ...

The Finder will take about 50% of my processor after I open a finder window. If I close the window, it continues to take the processor's time. If I 'killall Finder' all returns to 0% processor use. Edited to add: Fixed! First I trashed the prefs for Finder to get back to basics. Then I found a few situations where finder didn't flip out. One of the situations where it did...

Hmm, this thread's made me look at myself, damn you, here goes: 1. Safari 2. Mail 3. Dreamweaver MX 4. Photoshop 7 5. iTerm 6. Nisus Writer Express 7. iTunes 8. Acrobat (sorry, Adobe Reader)

1.) photoshop 7 2.) BBEdit 7.0.1 3.) Safari 1.0 (v85) 4.) MS entourage X 10.1 5.) iTerm 0.7 6.) itunes 4.0 7.) Watson 1.7.4 8.) AIM 4.6 9.) Illustrator 10 10.) fugu 1.1

I'll go ahead and put in my usual plug for iTerm for a terminal emulator (tabbed shells, Cocoa interface, blinding scroll speed, anti-aliased fonts, etc.): http://iterm.sourceforge.net

I haven't found it too useful. A better feature is tabbed shells: http://iterm.sourceforge.net