Hi, I have an idea. I don't know if my idea is newer,.. well, I need to use ssh frequently, and I did think that if I would might automate this tasks. The mod-shift-return, is the classical command that I can to do split current window. I would like to make different, I would like to do a "special command" that through I would might to do split current window *and* automatically make a ssh call to a host predetermined. Can I to do something like this? There are some equal or equivalent to this functionality on the xmonad? -- scolfield
Searching for "ssh" in the xmonad-contrib documentation table of
contents brought this:
http://xmonad.org/xmonad-docs/xmonad-contrib/XMonad-Prompt-Ssh.html
Does that look useful?
~d
Quoting scolfield
Hi,
I have an idea. I don't know if my idea is newer,.. well, I need to use ssh frequently, and I did think that if I would might automate this tasks.
The mod-shift-return, is the classical command that I can to do split current window. I would like to make different, I would like to do a "special command" that through
I would might to do split current window *and* automatically make a ssh call to a host predetermined.
Can I to do something like this? There are some equal or equivalent to this functionality on the xmonad?
-- scolfield
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 20:18, scolfield
I would might to do split current window *and* automatically make a ssh call to a host predetermined.
Bind a key to something along the lines of
spawn "xterm -e ssh hostname"
You may also want to use the -n option so you can specify either custom xterm settings via ~/.Xresources, or custom xmonad window handling in the manageHook.
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