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I am using MobaXterm on Windows for an SSH client; but, I want to switch to Ubuntu.
Is there any app you can recommend, that supports:
I prefer using an open-source solution (free or paid), but would also consider a proprietary software.
lottanzb is a nice desktop client that integrates real well with sabnzbdplus
which is a great web-based tool for this sort of thing.
I recommend just setting up sabnzbd and then connecting this to it, the nice thing about sab is that it has integration with a ton of tools, so your phone, media center, etc. work real well with it.
deckoff hinted at this in his answer, and I've been trying it out myself for a bit now. So I should probably add it here. There is a GTasks indicator available in a third party PPA, google-tasks-indicator.
You can add the PPA and install the app with:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:atareao/atareao
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install google-tasks-indicator
It does most every thing that you expect, but you can't indent tasks and getting to notes is a bit inconvenient.
More and more, I'm thinking that GTasks just isn't feature-full enough for me...
Best Answer
The best solution i found by far is byobu (maybe running in your client machine in your situation). Its a terminal app based on
tmux(also can use screen instead) and can achieve what you want and has other great features like notifications which make it nearly an imperative for me (I use it also on my Arch based systems).You can make splits on the same window, and also make multiple windows.
Then you can enter a command(s) to all windows (with
Ctrl+F9) or splits (withShift+F9).Handles multiple (de)atachable running sessions (instances).
Also you can set profiles to start byobu sessions with certain config (splits, windows, commands like ssh...).
Notifications _(updates, reboot required...) and systray-like "indicators" (cpu, mem, entropy, wlan strength...).
Check this post from the father of this great tool (Dustin Kirkland from Canonical cloud staff), with a simple but usefull video tutorial.