Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 3rd Jun 2008 17:47 UTC, submitted by ohxten
It's an ever-continuing debate: what is better, a graphical user interface, or a command-line interface? Graphical user interfaces may be easier to learn, but complicated operations may require a lot more user input than with a command line interface, which can perform several complicated operations by using a short sequence of words and characters. However, a CLI has a much steeper learning curve than a GUI. Google has always had a certain CLI-quality to it, and Stefan Grothkopp decided to take this a few steps further: say hello to Goosh.
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2006-05-30
Shouldn't be that hard. You can add protocol handlers via the registry. Most likely it will be enough to have PuTTy installed and to add a handler vor ssh://
In firefox you can also do this by hand ... I've got a link here which unfortunatly is in German:
http://flexible.xapient.net/?p=27
I onced did this for tel://<phone_number> in an enterprise environment to be able to create system wide links which will tell the telephony software to make a call to the link's phone number.
Regards
Edited 2008-06-04 07:46 UTC