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Hi,
csshX is unfortunately working with Z shell. I receive the following error:
history -d $(($HISTCMD-1)) && clear && exec '/usr/local/bin/csshX' '--master' '--sock' '/var/tmp/tmp.0.9z6VG2' '--launchpid' '3529' '--screen' '0' '--debug' '0' '--tile_y' '0' '--tile_x' '0' suavolent@mba ~/ history -d $(($HISTCMD-1)) && clear && exec '/usr/local/bin/csshX' '--master' '--sock' '/var/tmp/tmp.0.9z6VG2' '--launchpid' '3529' '--screen' '0' '--debug' '0' '--tile_y' '0' '--tile_x' '0' fc: event not found: -d
When using /bin/sh everything works great though.
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This may not be what you are looking for, but apparently this project is no longer maintained.
You can try iTerm2, which have have similar functionality built-in:
And it works with zsh just fine :)
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@thanhphu @dominik-ziegler
Your tip with iTerm2 and command - alt - i is good! Thanks! 🤝
command - alt - i
But, I connect to 12 servers via csshX, via iTerm2 I must set up these connections manually. 😖 Or is there a nicer way with iTerm2? 💡
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Hi,
csshX is unfortunately working with Z shell. I receive the following error:
When using /bin/sh everything works great though.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: