I just started to use iTerm2 and imported the Dracula color theme into the Color presets. But when I open my bash terminal on my Mac, as can be seen in the screenshot below, I do not see my name first of all printed. It is because I have the following in my .bash_profile:

iTerm2 has a feature that lets you right click on the output of a command and then select “Copy” to copy the entire output of the last command including the command itself to the clipboard. This is a great feature.

Warp was banned in my company and I’m back using iTerm2. One thing I miss a lot is editing commands like in a text editor.

iterm2 image

Suddenly, when I execute a command that fills the buffer with content greater than the height of the screen, I am seeing a bar at the top of the screen showing the command that was run. How do I turn this off?

as you can see in the picture, there is a purple outline around the iTerm2 window which comes by default and it is activated when clicking the text area.

I’m trying to convert the encoding of a file using the iconv command on macOS, but I keep encountering the following error:
iconv: iconv_open(, -t): Invalid argument
Error converting string from to UTF-8

I ran iterm2 as usual, and suddenly one more “base” character was printed and the background was black.