Удалённое управление с помощью MCM 0.93

Monocaffe Connections Manager

Supported Connections:
SSH
VNC
RDP (Windows Remote Desktop)
FTP
Telnet
SSH Tunnels (Using SSH options) (example)
Features:
GTK GUI
Use different options for each connection
Export to HTML
Import from CSV's generated by OpenOffice.org Calc (more info)
Export to ODF and HTML the list of connections
Clustered Commands (works, but needs some work)
Modify the console colors, transparency, etc.
Copy/Paste from/to the console.
Search google using selected text on the console.
Set the terminal title to the selected text.
Use the embedded VNC client or any other client.
Easy installation on Ubuntu.
Fast and easy to use reference for different tasks and programs:
Linux in general
Bash
Screen
Vim
EMacs
More...

Брать тут:
https://launchpad.net/mcm

Since MCM is made in Python, you can easily download the development version -which I usually try to make always work before commiting- from the development branch -currently trunk- and always use the latest version. This instructions are for Ubuntu and derivate like Mint and Kubuntu.

Bazaar
Source code control is managed via bazaar, a new tool from Canonical used in Launchpad.net (pretty cool btw). So to download the source code you need it:

sudo aptitude install bzr

Also, you'll need some additional packages to make mcm work:

sudo aptitude install dialog lftp rdesktop xtightvncviewer openssh-client python-vte python-gtk-vnc

I might have missed some packages here but those are probably all of them.

You'll also need Python 2.6 or latter.

Getting the code
Now that you have everything you need, download the code:

bzr branch lp:mcm

Run it!
cd mcm
export PYTHONPATH=${PYTHONPATH}:$(pwd)
cd mcm/gtk
python mcm-gtk.py