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Color Terminal screens and ssh revisited yet again
I still don't get why people like to make simple things complicated. Just create a Terminal window as you want it, color and all, and save its .term file. You change the Shell plist item to be "ssh whatever" and it works.
Color Terminal screens and ssh revisited yet again
Unless you're ssh'ing to lots of different hosts all the time, the above is good enough.uhm, that's pretty much the whole point! thanks to the two authors for collaborating and wrapping everything up!
Color Terminal screens and ssh revisited yet again
That's one good way to do things (especially since it lets you set all the colours, unlike our script). But for me, invoking a special purpose Terminal for a specific subtask doesn't come very naturally. My perhaps suboptimal tendency whenever I want to ssh somewhere is to pick up whatever terminal I have nearby and just use that. This script is useful for dealing with this sloppy behaviour.
ssh-agent
Not sure I completely understand your problem with ssh-agent but SSHKeychain might be a solution for it. Highly recommended, even with an intermittent memory leak on 10.3.x (haven't seen that on 10.4.x).
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