[ltp] SXGA+ versus XGA resolution, any suggestions?

[Matt Graham]

On Monday 15 August 2005 13:40, after a long battle with technology, 
honey@gneek.com wrote:
> On Mon, 15 Aug 2005, Matt Graham wrote:
> > Start konsole.  Set stuff up the way you want it--fonts, number of
> > tabs, what's running in the tabs, window position, etcetera. 
> > Settings->Save Sessions Profile.  You'll get asked for a filename. 
> > The sessions profile will be saved to
> > ~/.kde/share/apps/konsole/profiles/ .  Then you can start a konsole
> > exactly like the one you saved with the -profile option to konsole.
> To simplify the example I want konsole
> to start with one tab logged in locally, and one tab logged into
> a remote machine.

That's different--instead of tab N starting a shell, it needs to start 
another command.

> I then save it with a profile name, consult the profile and see
> that both Args0 and Args1 are set to /bin/zsh (my shell) - it hasn't
> saved my final state (logged into remotehost)

No, of course not.  "Final states" are *complex*.  If you want to have a 
tab start off as logged in to another machine, it needs to have its 
ArgsN set to something different.

> I try and hack Arg1 to do a "/usr/bin/ssh remotehost" (with and 
> without quote) but it won't work. 

Args0=/bin/sh,-c,bash -l

...shell is /bin/sh , command string after -c is interpreted by /bin/sh 
and executed.  So--

Args0=/bin/sh,-c,ssh somewhere.org

...and the first tab will execute "ssh somewhere.org" when konsole is 
started with that profile.  There's a GUI to configure the initial 
arguments to a konsole schema somewhere as well.

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