Autolauncher for xterm/kconsole in kde?

[Waldo Bastian]

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On Sunday 12 October 2003 13:53, liste at hgfelger.de wrote:
> Salut Peter,
> maybe I did not get you right. But why don't you use a simple bash-script
> which you place on the desktop? The line to start Konsole with the right
> title is the following:
>  c="ssh root at remote-computer.org"; konsole  -T "$c" -e $c
> The easiest solution would be to replace $c with `basename $1` (the first
> argument). So you could create your remote-sessions with the touch
> command, e.g.
>  touch "/home/my-user/Desktop/ssh root at remote-computer.org"
> If you make a shift/loop construction, you could also drop more than one
> association on this script. Then you would want also a check, to see, if
> the script was called without parameter. Then it sould ask for the
> ssh-command... So no need to warm up your c++-compiler at all.

You can also use kdialog to prompt for the hostname:

c=$(kdialog --title 'Open SSH terminal' --inputbox 'Enter hostname:')

Cheers,
Waldo
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