Overview
Indigo supports a Session Manager widget tool that allows you to create and manage all your terminal sessions.
The Session Manager widget provides a tree-based hierarchy where you can group terminal sessions into multiple nested folders for better organization.
(Hovering the mouse cursor over a session instance will display some session configuration information in a tooltip.)
View Menu
The Session Manager widget can be displayed using the View Menu.
Widget Docking, Pinning, Re-sizing
Widget docking, pinning, re-sizing, etc information is listed here.
![]() | Tip You will most likely prefer to have the Session Manager widget permanent available (docked or pinned) for quick access to launch your pre-configured terminal sessions. |
User Interface
The Session Manager user interface consists of a tree listing of terminal sessions with a single options toolbar.
The Session Manager widget options are listed below.
Name | Description |
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New Session | This option will provide a drop-down listing of connection types to create a new terminal session instance. Web Shortcuts can also be created in the Session Manager widget. This shortcuts simply open a URL using your default web browser. |
Group Filter | This option provides a listing of the groups defined in your session tree. |
Context Menu
The Session Manager widget also supports a right-click context menu that provides session management options.
Context Menu when a Group is selected | Context Menu when a Session is selected |
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The Session Manager widget context menu options are listed below.
Name | Description | |
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![]() | Add Group | This option will create a new group at the selected location in the session tree. |
![]() | Remove Group | This option will remove the selected group from the session tree. |
![]() | Open Session | This option will launch/open the selected terminal session. |
![]() | Add Session | This option can be used to create a new terminal session or web shortcut. |
![]() | Remove Session | This option will remove the selected terminal session from the listing. (This option permanently deletes the terminal session and its configuration.) |
Move Session | This option can be used to move an existing terminal session to a new group container. | |
Rename | This option will prompt the user to rename the existing group or session. | |
![]() | Auto Load on Startup | This option will enable/disable the selected terminal session to automatically load when the Indigo application is started. |
![]() | Edit Session Properties | This option will open the Session Properties editor for the selected terminal session. |
Auto Load Sessions (Auto-Start)
The Session Manager widget will display any session that is configured to auto-load on start-up with a green arrow icon () and blue bold text.
Open Sessions
The Session Manager widget will display any session that is currently open in Indigo with green bold text.