Description: KSSH is a ssh/openssh frontend for KDE. You can use it as a stand alone application (to launch ssh sessions) or as a Konsole session. KSSH remember the options you use to connect to a given user@host. It supports all the openssh options.
when i try to compile kmymoney i get an error:
kcurrencycalculatordecl.cpp:26:26: Error: kmymoneyedit.h: File or Folder not found
The file exists!
What´s going wrong?
I use arch-linux, kde 3.4.3, qt 3.3.5
Thx
klstocki
I also dream of using a terminal as little as possible - despite my lack of launcher-icons and use of the Alt+F2 run dialog...
I'm looking for something rather specific, though. I need to be able to create new SSH tunnels, say, from a tray application. I'm thinking such an application would go well with kssh... I'll be downloading a copy of the source to have a closer look.
I have a debian system.. It compiled fine, and even starts up fine, but when I go to connect a konsole screen flashes on the screen then goes away.. I launched it kssh in konsole and got these messages:
steve@medion:~$ kssh &
[1] 4346
steve@medion:~$ kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /home/share/kde-unstable/share/icons/slick/ group not valid.
kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /usr/share/icons/slick/ group not valid.
kio (KSycoca): Trying to open ksycoca from /var/tmp/kdecache-steve/ksycoca
kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /home/share/kde-unstable/share/icons/slick/ group not valid.
kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /usr/share/icons/slick/ group not valid.
kio (KSycoca): Trying to open ksycoca from /var/tmp/kdecache-steve/ksycoca
konsole: WARNING: KLocale: trying to look up "" in catalog. Fix the program
kdeui (KRootPixmap): [/home/share/src/kde/kdelibs/kdeui/krootpixmap.cpp:213] activating background exports.
[1]+ Done kssh
To the first poster.
Not to be negative or anything, but couldn't you just open a console to do everything. Im mean isn't that what KDE is a graphical frontend to the console utils.
it's seems very usefull to me, i've being using mindterm but i need something more lighter.
i haven't test you program but i wrote this because i like the idea.
thanks
The purpose is, that this way you need to touch the console as little as possible. My personal goal with my linux desktop is to create a viable console-less desktop. This is a nice step in that direction. Thanks :)
I use it when I should connect with some options (e.g port forwarding) or to connect to long(difficult to remember) host names (completion is your friend in kssh).
Just use .ssh/config to enable/disable options on a per host basis.
This way it'l work with fish:// as well.
(and of course, a decent shell can complete your ssh options on the command line)
I didn't say kssh is the only way to do so.
I can also write some bash alias or scripts or whatever.
Why we do have knotes ? you can simply use
cat ~/MYNOTES and vi ~/MYNOTES
or why do we use a clock, you can type "date" at cli...why kppp ? I connected for years to my ISP without it.
So what?
Maybe lot of non linux guru users know nothing about .ssh/config or "man ssh" or bash super-smart-completion but *understand* the UI of kssh.
Kssh is a frontend, as the name said it does not add any feature to the backend...
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Very good app, this is what i need :) To compile this under Ubuntu Breezy, you need to have the libqt3-compat-headers installed ...
when i try to compile kmymoney i get an error: kcurrencycalculatordecl.cpp:26:26: Error: kmymoneyedit.h: File or Folder not found The file exists! What´s going wrong? I use arch-linux, kde 3.4.3, qt 3.3.5 Thx klstocki
I also dream of using a terminal as little as possible - despite my lack of launcher-icons and use of the Alt+F2 run dialog... I'm looking for something rather specific, though. I need to be able to create new SSH tunnels, say, from a tray application. I'm thinking such an application would go well with kssh... I'll be downloading a copy of the source to have a closer look.
I have a debian system.. It compiled fine, and even starts up fine, but when I go to connect a konsole screen flashes on the screen then goes away.. I launched it kssh in konsole and got these messages: steve@medion:~$ kssh & [1] 4346 steve@medion:~$ kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /home/share/kde-unstable/share/icons/slick/ group not valid. kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /usr/share/icons/slick/ group not valid. kio (KSycoca): Trying to open ksycoca from /var/tmp/kdecache-steve/ksycoca kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /home/share/kde-unstable/share/icons/slick/ group not valid. kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /usr/share/icons/slick/ group not valid. kio (KSycoca): Trying to open ksycoca from /var/tmp/kdecache-steve/ksycoca konsole: WARNING: KLocale: trying to look up "" in catalog. Fix the program kdeui (KRootPixmap): [/home/share/src/kde/kdelibs/kdeui/krootpixmap.cpp:213] activating background exports. [1]+ Done kssh
fish:// in konqueror works also :)
fish:// is a frontend for scp not for secure shell session.
To the first poster. Not to be negative or anything, but couldn't you just open a console to do everything. Im mean isn't that what KDE is a graphical frontend to the console utils.
it's seems very usefull to me, i've being using mindterm but i need something more lighter. i haven't test you program but i wrote this because i like the idea. thanks
Why wouldn't I launch konsole and enter the 'ssh' command there? Seems a bit silly to me ...
The purpose is, that this way you need to touch the console as little as possible. My personal goal with my linux desktop is to create a viable console-less desktop. This is a nice step in that direction. Thanks :)
I use it when I should connect with some options (e.g port forwarding) or to connect to long(difficult to remember) host names (completion is your friend in kssh).
Just use .ssh/config to enable/disable options on a per host basis. This way it'l work with fish:// as well. (and of course, a decent shell can complete your ssh options on the command line)
I didn't say kssh is the only way to do so. I can also write some bash alias or scripts or whatever. Why we do have knotes ? you can simply use cat ~/MYNOTES and vi ~/MYNOTES or why do we use a clock, you can type "date" at cli...why kppp ? I connected for years to my ISP without it. So what? Maybe lot of non linux guru users know nothing about .ssh/config or "man ssh" or bash super-smart-completion but *understand* the UI of kssh. Kssh is a frontend, as the name said it does not add any feature to the backend...