Share a terminal with a co-worker.
I've tested this on Ubuntu only. YMMV on other OS and distros.
Run:
./install.sh
The above command just adds this repo's bin/ subdirectory to your $PATH
by appending the following to your ~/.bashrc.
export PATH=/path/to/coterminal/bin:$PATH
After running the above, run source ~/.bashrc or just log out and log back in.
If you want to give a co-worker access to your terminal, SSH to it, then run the following outside of any tmux or screen session:
coterminal-add <gh|lp>:<username>
Where gh stands for GitHub and lp stands for Launchpad and username is your co-worker's username in GitHub or Launchpad. For example, if you want to invite relaxdiego (GitHub) to your machine, run:
coterminal-add gh:relaxdiego
Afterwards, tell them to SSH to your machine:
ssh <username>@<your-machine's-address>
Run coterminal-add for every co-worker you want to share your terminal
with.
If you want to invite someone but only with read-only access (that is,
all of their keyboard/mouse inputs are ignored) just append -r as follows:
coterminal-add gh:relaxdiego -r
When you are done sharing, kick them out via:
coterminal-remove <username>