[gnome-network]Remote Shell: Development Ideas
- From: Emil Soleyman-Zomalan <emil nishra com>
- To: gnome-network-list gnome org
- Subject: [gnome-network]Remote Shell: Development Ideas
- Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2003 21:33:18 -0800
Hi,
I've been thinking about ways in which we can improve Remote Shell by
making some tasks easier to accomplish. For example, I have noticed that
some people at my previous job needed to ssh/telnet into multiple
machines throughout the day. Instead of opening up a terminal and
writing the command every time, they would create a script, menu entry,
or launcher to do this for them.
My idea is to create a bookmark system similar to web browsers for
multiple connections. The bookmark system would complement the current
user interface rather than supplant it. We would create a menubar at the
top of the window containing the "bookmark" menu and a few choice menu
items such as "manage bookmarks".
The current interface could have a bookmarks drop-down box above the
user and host entry boxes. By choosing one of these "bookmarks", a new
terminal will be opened for that connection. If you would like, I can
create and post a UI from glade tomorrow. At the present, I'm thinking
about this:
/-----------------------------------------------\
| File Bookmarks Help |
|-----------------------------------------------|
| |
| Connection to remote host |
| |
| Bookmarks: *-----------------------* |
| | example1.com | |
| Host: | example2.com | |
| User: | example3.com | |
| Port: |_______________________| |
| |
-------------------------------------------------
Does anyone feel differently about going in this direction? I'd
appreciate your feedback.
--
Emil Soleyman-Zomalan <emil nishra com>
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