kdessh

[Stephan Kulow]

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Hi!

I'd like to ask, if someone here uses kdessh. To me it seems
unclear what's the advantage of it over ssh. 

* It uses kdesu_stub on the remote machine, which makes 
  it's use limited to machines with KDE installation.
* it calls kdesu_stub without path. You have to be lucky that
  the remote side has KDE in it's path (which is rather unlikely
  for remote logins - when we talk about KDE in /opt or in /home).
  [ see also bugno:18710 ]
* it's command line is incompatible to ssh. It doesn't support
  -l user or user at host, but -u user

So I'm wondering, who is using it. Any advantage in keeping it?

Greetings, Stephan
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