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On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 01:04:03AM -0500, Tom Metro wrote: > One thing I find oddly missing from the xterm universe is tight > integration with ssh, unlike on Windows where connection protocol and > emulator are tightly coupled. Consequently, it's harder to manage > connections to remote machines from the GUI. Rather than a dialog for > hosts, keys, etc, all of that is still managed through ~/.ssh/conf. Most > xterms do support executing a command when the terminal is started, but > it requires some glue scripting to get ssh connections to reconnect > after a lost connection, and even then it sometimes gets stuck, > requiring that the terminal window (tab) be closed and restarted. > Outside the xterm universe, you do the equivalent by selecting > "reconnect" from a menu. That's because there has always been more than one way to do it. serial, telnet, rsh, secure telnet, ssh... it's useful to have a terminal emulator which is not integrated with the underlying transport. -dsr-
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