[SWLUG] separating terminal boxes

Foeh Mannay foeh.mannay at ntlworld.com
Mon Nov 8 21:24:40 UTC 2004


Hi,

Not that it's probably much help, and I know I hate it when people tell
me to use GNOME, but in KDE you can run shells inside the same window or
in separate windows, each with its own button. Might be bearable to swap
while you do whatever it is that you're doing?

Or maybe you could use screen... long winded I suppose but a couple of
well practiced keystrokes are quicker than a drag-click-shove with the
mouse...

Foeh


On Mon, 2004-11-08 at 16:56, Neil Jones wrote:
> 
> Can anyone help me sort this problem?
> 
> On my desktop I am running a number of programs currently. I have a web 
> browser, kmail a text editior etc and I am also running the terminal program.
> 
> I am using terminal for three things
> 
> 1 session is SSHed into my webserver in the USA. I am typing commands and 
> creating a small3 line configuration file for a directory full of data.
> 
> Session 2 is running a perl program which FTPs 200 data items into the 
> directory I am currently working on.
> 
> Session 3 is for me to run a small program producing the random data for one 
> of the configuration lines that I paste into session 1. and for me to check 
> odds and ends.
> 
> The problem is that they are represented on the gnome desk top as one item and 
> I have to chose each one of the three off a menu.
> 
> Is there any way  to give them seperate icons as most of the time I am 
> swapping between them.
> 
> I have about 2 dozen more directories to prepare and there will be more in the 
> future. It is getting tedious. I have automated as much as I can but this 
> would be much easier with separate icons on the taskbar.
> 
> 
>  
> --
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