* Dynamically change the `font-smoothing` pref
By default, hterm defaults to `font-smoothing: 'antialiased'`, which
works really well on retina displays. On non-retina displays, however,
the type looks very thin and is hard to read.
This will look at the devicePixelRatio of the device anytime the term
prefs are set, and change between `antialiased` and
`subpixel-antialiased` dynamically.
* Refactor to add the font smoothing override into state
This also subscribes to the electron `move` event to control when this
piece of state gets updated.
* Add UI_WINDOW_MOVE action with a side effect for font smoothing
* Add an option for a non-login shell to be run
By default, however, the user's login shell will be used
* Reset shell default to empty string, and improve documentation
* add standard behavior when you double click window title to maximize/unmaximize the window
* increase/decrease font sizes with command + / -
* DRY up code. added reset to reset font to original size. added window accelerators
* add standard behavior when you double click window title to maximize/unmaximize the window
* reset on unmount and added comments about click vs. double click
* remove legacy css
* hyperterm: delegate rows / cols calculation to hterm
* session: handle pty kill problems
* index: fix memory leak by removing sessions from the map upon exit
* app: remove local copy of `xterm.js`
* term: implement the `hterm` API and some needed overrides
* package: add `hterm-umd`
* hyperterm: add optimistic tab exit
* hyperterm: delegate key combination detection to the hterm <iframe> document
* term: register keyboard
* session: fix incorrect width after resizing and creating a new tab (#13)
* tabs: fix `user-select` css property
* term: fix focus issue when exiting a url
Instead of uninstalling the keyboard, we keep the
focus on the underlying terminal.
We register a new IO handler so that we intercept
all data events.
The reason we need to do this is that we can't
programmatically restore focus on the underlying
terminal unless it's in the same tick as a user
event (ie: click).
Since we were uninstalling the keyboard and
subsequently attempting to reinstall it without
such an event, pressing Ctrl+C after a url was
effectively resulting in a loss of focus and a
horrible horrible experience.
Now it's fixed :)
* text-metrics: remove module no longer used
hterm has a much better calculation technique anyways
* term: fix default bg
* term: fix nasty hterm bug that triggered an infinite copy loop
* index: add separator in `View` menu for full screen item
* term: implement cmd+K clearing and improve hterm's `wipeContents`
