xterm

You can test to see whether all is correct by opening a new xterm window and typing the commands shown in Listing 3.

As an aside, getting simple applications like xterm and mutt on Linux to support UTF-8 encodings can be quite challenging as well.

The vmstat command is typically run in a separate xterm window in the foreground with the output going to the terminal.

That's an xterm, waiting for you to decide where to place it.

All events within the xterm window will now be printed as they occur.

Both the graphical indicator and the xterm running the top command show a CPU utilization problem.

Take the time to get a terminal program installed, too; I recommend osso-xterm.

On execution of this command, the xterm title bar displays Hello.

A command-line shell is started each time a [pseudo-]terminal is created (using term for instance).

Regardless, start an Xterm on your control node.

If you are already logged into a graphical window manager session, such as GNOME or KDE, start an Xterm.

Some people prefer to use an xterm as the session program, and run the window manager in the background.

Fire up an xterm session, and let's begin to explore object files by creating a clean workbench.

Start the xterm, fire up your favorite editor, and let's begin creating a useful . gdbinit file!

Enter xhost contrl_node_ip in the xterm that appears once your X session has started.

Run xterm instead of gnome-terminal.

Listing 12 shows how to display the current folder name in the xterm title bar along with the prompt.

Mined relies on X-based terminal emulators, like xterm in UTF-8 mode, rvxt-unicode, or the Linux console to detect UTF-8 encodings.

Launch another xterm, and then use strace to trace the nweb server that is running.

Or, more simply, how do you launch an xterm window on the remote system?

This creates a new X server; give it something to show by also launching on your AIX host xterm -display : 2.

Use option 3 (VT220) for Windows and option 4 (xterm) for UNIX or Linux.

The first is that xterm is installed out of the box; this is a big improvement.

It can then send this information to X clients such as Xterm, xv, that may run on different computers.

For example, you can print some basic information on the xterm title bar using the echo command.

(You likely now realize that xterm is its own process and, within xterm, the shell is a separate process spawned by xterm). Next, type

Making progress, but Bacchus hasn't authorized Delphi to use its X server yet (we need to switch to a local xterm to fix this)

If all has gone well with the installation, you can start Geronimo from an xterm window by typing the following commands

Listing 8: Breakpoint information in the GDB Debugger xterm