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broadcast to multiple hosts #36

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lavinnyv opened this issue May 23, 2024 · 7 comments
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broadcast to multiple hosts #36

lavinnyv opened this issue May 23, 2024 · 7 comments
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@lavinnyv
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any plan to add a broadcast to multiple hosts in the future?

@QQxiaoming
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QQxiaoming commented May 24, 2024

Hello @lavinnyv, what do you mean by broadcast to multiple hosts? Does it mean "sending commands to multiple terminals at once"? Or does it have other meanings?

like this microsoft/terminal#2634

If there is any other software with the features you describe, can you tell me?

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@lavinnyv
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sorry. i thought i replied back to you about this last week. yes. like that feature in iterm you linked above.

others that have it are:

open source:
windterm
hyper terminal

paid:
royal tsx
securecrt

some call it broadcast input, some call it sync input

@QQxiaoming
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Thanks for the explanation, now I have added this feature 3554655 and it seems to be working correctly, I will do some testing later and will include it in the next release。

@lavinnyv
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that's great news.

something i noticed - on my arm mac mini when i run your arm.dmg, it doesn't work. but your x64.dmg does, so i end up renaming them to swap the versions.

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QQxiaoming commented May 30, 2024

something i noticed - on my arm mac mini when i run your arm.dmg, it doesn't work. but your x64.dmg does, so i end up renaming them to swap the versions.

All dmg files are built by GitHub Action, and I use it on my M2 macbook, it works well. But there is a problem that the minimum OS version supported by Github Action to build for arm version is macos-14, so it may not work on older versions. Can you tell me your OS version?

CI script:

macos_arm64:
runs-on: macos-14

macos:
runs-on: macos-12

@QQxiaoming
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V0.4.7 is available, and this feature has been implemented.

@lavinnyv
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awesome. i'm looking forward to testing it out!

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