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Neat things: Local xterms
Performance & response is better if xterms are local
So, concoct a script that logs into an abitrary host
at work (ssh, telnet, rlogin):
% worklogin <somehost>
Put these in menus, aliases, etc:
% xterm -e worklogin host1 (etc...)
Notes:
There are a variety of scripts one can come up with.
See the ssh-agent(1) man page. Ask me if you want
one.
An insane way to do this is to tunnel term(1)
thru the ssh link. I actually do this and then the script
is simply "trsh rsh <somehost>". Term was a great
program in its day. I believe am the last person using it...