linux terminal emulator for windows

In the previous blog post, we described how to output bmpstring content in the console interface of Windows, but the method there does not apply to Linux. Suppose you put the demo sample code there and run it under Linux. The result of the output is garbled. The reason for garbled is that variables of type wchar_t differ in the length of bytes under

being, if you want to do something, look at this page: http://m.blog.chinaunix.net/uid-9525959-id-2001599.htmlFor Windows, you can use putty or SECURECRT,It is recommended to use SecureCRT, but also to record the existing serial port sessions, set the transparency, etc. (although some settings have just started),Putty The most annoying thing is that every time the mouse scrolling, the line jumps particularly much, find the data is difficult, do not k

some tasks need to run for a long time, such as system backup, data transmission, etc. Usually we are open a remote terminal window, because the execution time is relatively long, generally need to wait for it to perform, in this process can not close the window or network reasons disconnected, disconnect after game over. This functionality is somewhat similar to the implementation of the Nohup and Setsid commands, while Tmux/screen sets Nohup/setsid

Tags: official website ati command Execution Instructions feed RMS NTS graph DOMLinux Terminal interface ScreensaversIn the knowledge of many Linux users, it is assumed that the Linux interface under the terminal is not screensavers, and that only screensavers are available under the graphical interface like

Tags: horizontal split table Lin Vertical app quick pre-LANTerminator is a good terminal program, installed under Ubuntu Linux as follows:sudo apt-get install TerminatorCommon shortcut keys Ctrl+shift+e Vertical Split window ctrl+shift+o horizontal split window F11 full screen ctrl+shift+c copy ctrl+shift+v paste Ctrl+shift +n or ctrl+tab switch between the split

Tmux (full name is Terminal multiplexer) is an excellent end-use software, similar to GNU screen, but from OpenBSD, with BSD licensing. The most intuitive benefit of using it is that when you log in to a remote host through a terminal and run Tmux, you can open multiple consoles in it without having to "waste" redundant terminals to connect to the remote host, which is much more than that. Advantages over s

Previously saw that side of the screen operation feel very high-end, and now a preliminary collation.This is not the code implementation of the split screen, completely Linux operation commandOne, open and display the file 1. Open This needless to say, is VI xx.c, or VI xx1.c xx2.c If VI is already open, enter in the bottom line mode: Open xx.c 2. Display Terminal bottom Row Mode in

After Windows is reinstalled, Linux boot and Windows Linux are restored. Installed dual-system (Windows and Linux) after Windows is re-installed, L