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@meese-os/terminal

v1.0.3

Published

meeseOS Terminal Application

Downloads

2

Readme

MeeseOS Xterm Application

This is the Xterm Application for MeeseOS

Screenshot

Requirements

  • bash
  • ssh

Usage

Start from application menu.

Note that it will log into a shell with the username you are logged in as.

If you want to change this behavior, you can add this to your src/server/config.js file in the MeeseOS distribution:

module.exports = {
	// ... append this to your export ...
	xterm: {
		// You can also set this as a string to force a username
		login: false,
	},
};

You can also change the connection arguments:

module.exports = {
	// ... append this to your export ...
	xterm: {
		ssh: {
			// Custom hostname
			hostname: "localhost",

			// Custom port
			args: "-p 1022",
		},
	},
};