Gnome SSH
Calle Laakkonen
calle.laakkonen@saunalahti.fi
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Gssh is a frontend to console based ssh.
The gui is made to look like kssh.
Kssh is written by Andrea Rizzi.

USAGE
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When you are running the program for the first time, it creates
a configuration file to your home directory (~/.gssh.xml) and exits.
When you run it the second time it starts up with an empty list of hosts.
When you connect to a new site, the hostname is, by default, added to the list.
(You can disable this from the Options dialog)
If you have used kssh, you can import the host list from the Options dialog.

The program uses following directories for its configuration files:
$HOME/.gssh.xml		       - The main configuration file.
$HOME/.kde/share/config/ksshrc - Used when importing host list from kssh
If you dont like these paths, you can change them from src/options.c

INSTALLATION
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See the INSTALL file for generic installation instructions.
Most of the time, you just do
./configure
make
make install

Notice that, by default the files are installed to /usr/local/
you might want to change this to /opt/gnome or where ever you put your gnome
apps (eg. ./configure --prefix=/opt/gnome)
The installation puts the gssh executable in $PREFIX/bin
and png files to $PREFIX/share/pixmaps/gssh/

OTHER STUFF
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Gssh is made with glade 0.6.2.
If you want to modify gssh's UI, I suggest that you use glade, it makes it
so much easier !
The gssh.png icon is made from the gnome-terminal.png and gnome-lockscreen.png pictures.
The logo picture on the about box is made with Blender and Gimp.
(It's supposed to be a sea shell with a lock on it. Get it ? Secure shell ? Oh well... ;)
