When copying columns from the split window of vim, screen, or tmux, the copied data has trailing empty spaces at the end of lines. When the column is pasted, the trailing empty spaces are pasted as well. Let’s try copying the left column from the split window of vim: Pasting this to Notepad produces: When highlighting the pasted text, the empty spaces at the end of lines are clearly included. This can be frustrating when attempting to manipulate the text as you’ll…
With our latest update, Xmanager Enterprise Build 0769 and Xshell build 0788, we’ve included Nagle’s Algorithm for user who have network congestion issues. In TCP/IP networks, applications often transmit data in 1 byte size. Now let’s say you need to send 10 bytes of data considering this 1 byte/packet transmission rate. You will have to send 10 separate packets each containing a header several times bigger than the actual required information. This can lead to network congestion and deterioration. By…
Everyone has their own color preferences for their terminal emulator. Xshell gives you the options to easily change, import, and create your own color schemes to match your preference. This article will show you how you can easily change your color scheme in Xshell. Open Xshell and navigate to the Tools File Menu. Select Color Schemes to open the Select Color Scheme window. In the Select Color Scheme window choose from any of the included color schemes. You’ll notice that a preview is provided at…
Windows 10 was officially launched on August 1st, 2015. Many businesses and individuals have decided to take advantage of the free upgrade from Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. We’ve extensively tested our full line of software in our lab and are proud to announce that Xmanager, Xshell, Xftp, and Xlpd are all compatible with Windows 10.
When handling a large amount of sessions, it is important to organize your sessions to improve work efficiency. Xshell gives you many options. You can create tab groups, move or resize tabs, have multiple windows, and more. Sometimes, you may find it beneficial to open a new session as a new tab within the same window or open it in an entirely new window. The following blog article will explain how you can do both. To open a new session…
One of our long time Xshell users recently requested a new feature on our Xshell Forums. The user noticed that a triple-click select would capture the entire line except the new line character. This caused workflow stutters when re-adding lines from the scroll buffer or when copy and pasting. With Xshell Build 0697 and Xmanager Enterprise Build 0687 we’ve modified the triple-click select to include the LF. Let’s take a quick visual look at the differences. Below is a triple-click select pre Xshell…
With Xshell Build 0697 and Xmanager Enterprise Build 0687 we’ve added a couple options to aid in reducing clutter in your terminal window. If you have thousands of lines of scrollback buffer with a cluttered screen, you can easily clear the screen with the clear command, but the scrollback buffer still exists using up memory. With a program or other non-text file open, simply resetting your terminal may not be an option. We’ve now added the option to clear the…
When disconnecting from a session, you may no longer need the scrollback buffer and would rather not have it taking up memory. We’ve now added an option to automatically clear the scrollback buffer after you disconnect from a session. You can find this feature within Xshell by going to Options under the Tools file menu. Navigate to the Advanced tab and scroll down to the Session section and check the box “Clear scrollback buffer when connection is closed” as seen below: Now when you…
Xshell gives you multiple options for starting a terminal session. Here are some examples: On local shell, use ‘ssh username@host’ or ‘telnet username@host’ In the Sessions dialog box (Alt-O), select the sessions and click the Connect button Save sessions to the desktop (or local disk) and double click the sessions file To open multiple sessions simultaneously, you can Right click on one of the folders in the Sessions dialog box (Alt-O) and select ‘Open all sessions in this folder’ Select multiple sessions…
Manage Your Sessions Concurrently There may be times when you would like to send your keyboard input to multiple or all open sessions instead of repetitively inputting commands to each individual one. This would be particularly useful in situations where you are monitoring several similar sessions such as clusters or your own personalized Xshell Tab Groups. With Xshell you can customize which sessions will receive keystrokes or your text input at any given time. Locate the text input bar at the…
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