If you are looking for an alternative to the Mac Terminal App, you can install iTerm2 which is a Terminal emulator as an alternative to macOS.
Steps to install iTerm2
- Open Terminal App on your Mac.
- We will make use of brew cask to install iTerm2
% brew install --cask iterm2 ==> Downloading https://iterm2.com/downloads/stable/iTerm2-3_4_20.zip ######## 100.0% ==> Installing Cask iterm2 ==> Moving App 'iTerm.app' to '/Applications/iTerm.app' 🍺 iterm2 was successfully installed!You will find that iTerm2 is installed under Applications folder.
- You can open iTerm Terminal using Spotlight search now.
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