TERM for filepro

[Jay Ashworth]

----- Original Message -----
> From: "Henry Arredondo" <hxarredondo at LKQCORP.com>

> The thing I like about Putty is that it let's you do copy-paste on the
> fly by selecting the range and clicking the right mouse button to
> paste. I wonder if there's a terminal emulator within Linux that would
> do that besides putty.

That's putty *emulating* the behavior that X servers on *nix have supplied
to apps for (literally) decades.  :-)  These days, it's mostly the middle
button that pastes, though.

> Have you seen the backtrack's 5 terminal emulator that opens up real
> nice and if you open up multiple instances real fast they will auto
> arrange themselves and adjust size and fit all on the screen no matter
> how many you open ?

No, but note that Simon specifically disclaims such behaviour as the proper
province of Putty; it should be done by external apps, saith he (note also
that snap-to-window is the default in most Unix window managers these days.

Cheers,
-- jra
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