Re:Secure Shell chrome (killer) app
by no-espam on Monday April 30, 2012 @04:34PM
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Windows! I spend most of my time coding in PuTTy + Vim when I'm on windows. In my limited testing this works as I expect with xterm-256, tmux, and Vim on my Ubuntu 12.04 Server without having to configure anything. PuTTy is a pain to configure on a new box.
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Re:Secure Shell chrome (killer) app
by desipenguin on Wednesday May 02, 2012 @02:04AM
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tmux didn't work as expected for me. i.e. I could attach to my tmux sessions, as well as switch between the "panes" - but I couldn't see the status bar.
I also started a new tmux instance (rather than attach to existing one) still no status bar. Any suggestions ?
Edit : Problem solved. I went into Full screen mode (F11) after clicking in addressbar (When focus was on the terminal, F11 printed ~) Anyway, when I started tmux in full screen mode, I could see tmux status bar. I continued to see it even after I left full screen.
Not sure what was the (temporary) problem.
How do you save yourself the trouble of configuring this extension?
What sorts of configs have you had to do for Putty?
Setting unicode, changing backspace, setting xterm-256 as the TERM variable, etc ... PuTTy configuration is unintuitive when you first try to configure it. There's a well known page dedicated to configuring PuTTy properly on Windows.
I haven't tested this extensively myself, but have you looked at ExtraPuTTY?
http://www.extraputty.com/features.html
Seems like one of its goals is to make it easier to move PuTTY configurations from one machine to another.
Re:Secure Shell chrome (killer) app
by joelhaasnoot on Tuesday May 01, 2012 @03:06AM
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In addition to Putty being far from native...