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Using exceed to open new UNIX terminal windows
louise1234_2
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Hi, you have managed to solve quite a few problems for me so quickly, wondering if anyone knows how to do this.
I need to remotely access a UNIX system, and need to allow new terminal windows to open. I've been told exceed is the tool for this.
I can log on using either putty or an SSH Client, no issues. I have installed Exceed.
What UNIX command do I use to open programs in new windows? Or do I need to set up Exceed to do this??
I have tried googling and read the Exceed documents, but I'm getting nowhere fast...
Any help / pointers much appreciated!
I need to remotely access a UNIX system, and need to allow new terminal windows to open. I've been told exceed is the tool for this.
I can log on using either putty or an SSH Client, no issues. I have installed Exceed.
What UNIX command do I use to open programs in new windows? Or do I need to set up Exceed to do this??
I have tried googling and read the Exceed documents, but I'm getting nowhere fast...
Any help / pointers much appreciated!
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If you only need a terminal window - why Exceed? As far as I remember, Exceed is a tool used to integrate X-Windows & Windows desktops together. Why can't you just open multiple SSH connections?
In any case, take a look here, might help
http://www.bris.ac.uk/is/selfhelp/documentation/exceed-i1/exceed-i1.html
http://www.udel.edu/topics/connect/sw/exceed/docs/UD-Exceed-how-to-use.html0 -
Cheers - exactly what I wanted up & running now!
I need a program that doesn't run in a terminal (femlab), sorry I wasn't very clear..0
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