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Terminals everywhere, how do you deal with?

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  • norgnorg Member

    I'm also using tiling windowmanager (i3wm.org in my case) with 3 24" LCD screens and also urxvt+tmux (terminal and gnu screen replacement). All working with keyboard commands, so no mouse needed and fast working.

  • seansean Member

    @pubcrawler said: @sean, cluster ssh is interesting. But isn't it a terminal thing where all commands get streamed to all the terminals? Can you only send commands to say one terminal at a time?

    Yep, just click into it. Alternatively you can temporarily disable control of certain terminals.

    I just run different groups of servers in separate virtual desktops so it's easy to switch between a bunch of Xen nodes to OpenVZ nodes and so on.

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