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Actually, that does indeed look like it will work out for me. Thanks!

Ick. That did sorta work. I did "open /tmp/foo.command", and "foo.command" was ran in a new terminal window. However, the window sizes were _way_ too small to be usable. Now I guess I need to find a way to set the window properties when "open"'ing a .command file..

Opening the initial window isn't the hard part :-) - it's having a script, open up *new* windos. Hmm. I guess I might be able to fake something up by generating .command files on the fly, and using "open". I'll give _that_ a shot. [I manage 1700 Solaris machines. Leaving 1700 .command...

I'm trying to port my xterm/ssh launcher to use osx's "Terminal" application. Is there any way to launch *new* terminal windows, and in that window, execute arbitrary unix commands (in my case, ssh)? I'm specifically looking for something like "xterm -e ssh &" type functionality for...