rxvt-unicode VS iTerm
iTerm is a powerful terminal emulator for macOS with extensive features and customization options, making it ideal for developers and power users. In contrast, rxvt-unicode is a lightweight terminal emulator that excels in performance and configurability, particularly for users who prefer a minimalist setup.
rxvt-unicode
Pros:
- Lightweight and fast
- Highly configurable with Xresources
- Supports true color
- Good performance for remote sessions
- Customizable keybindings
Cons:
- Less user-friendly interface
- Requires configuration for features
- Limited support for GUI applications
iTerm
Pros:
- Highly customizable appearance
- Supports split panes
- Extensive integration with macOS features
- Rich color support
- Scripting support with AppleScript
Cons:
- macOS only
- Can be resource-intensive with many features
- Learning curve for advanced features
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