Hey guys, can anybody eventually help me to figure out how to setup a desktop-icon on Ubuntu 18.04 for the Terminal? But the Terminal shouldnt just open - he should directly connect with username to a host with a different ssh port and a ssh-key file and also type in the passphrase. I very like the gnome-terminal that is default installed and want to use it on my ubuntu as alternative to xshell and putty on my windows (I know, their is a Putty Agent for Ubuntu, but in Seahorse i a known bug so that i cant import existing key files and so putty cant use it. Anyone has a good solution? Thanks in advance. Frankenstein
I suggest secure passwordless login:https://www.hackinglinuxexposed.com/articles/20021211.html Creating a shortcut kn desktop should work, but I am at tablet computer now so can not check how.
I just tried that. I'm using Debian GNU/Linux 9.6, with MATE desktop. I added to top panel a button, type is application in terminal. To start session to my web server host I put as command Code: /usr/bin/gnome-terminal --command="ssh [email protected]" Worked in second try. Marvelous. Of course I had previously set up SSH keys so I can log in without password. I'm not sure this actually helps much. I have just started terminal window and type there ssh [email protected].
