My ubuntu is too old and guake does not support split screen terminal in that version, so I decided to use one in browser. Also was working on udash example ...
The key of a web terminal is ... add a \n if the input does not have one, otherwise you will only read what you write (because a pseudo terminal is actually a file /dev/ptmx) and without a \n bash don't take any action .... (took me a while to figure it out)
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My ubuntu is too old and guake does not support split screen terminal in that version, so I decided to use one in browser. Also was working on udash example ...
The key of a web terminal is ... add a
\n
if the input does not have one, otherwise you will only read what you write (because a pseudo terminal is actually a file/dev/ptmx
) and without a\n
bash don't take any action .... (took me a while to figure it out)Update