Eu suspeito que você talvez não consiga que isso funcione, pois duvido que o Terminator aceite eventos sintéticos e eu não acho que o terminal múltiplo por modelo de janela seja compatível, mas se você quiser tentar a melhor fonte é o README. Debian.gz do pacote debian. Eu incluí a parte relevante abaixo, mas provavelmente seria muito mais simples usar apenas a opção de agrupamento do Terminator
Super+g: Group all terminals so that any input sent to one of them, goes to all of them. (from the man page)
TERMINAL EMULATORS
Clusterssh no longer allows the use of just any Debian terminal emulator that provides x-terminal-emulator, since a number of them don't support the XSendEvents resource. By default, clusterssh will invoke xterm. To change this, create or modify your config file to contain the line:
terminal = /path/to/my/favorite/terminal-emulator
Note that this terminal emulator must accept the "-xrm" command line switch to set XTerm.VT100.allowSendEvents:true (or something that does the same thing). If your terminal emulator provides equivalent functionality with a different switch, or provides it implicitly, you can set this with the parameter "terminal_allow_send_events" in the config file.
If you are having trouble getting clusterssh to work with uxterm, you should either delete the "terminal_allow_send_events" option from your config file, or update the value to:
UXTerm.VT100.allowSendEvents:true
or simply:
*.VT100.allowSendEvents:true
Older versions of clusterssh would create the .csshrc file with the class set to "XTerm" which prevents the uxterm from receiving events.
The terminal emulator must also accept:
-e <command> -font <font> System-wide configure changes can be made by editing /etc/csshrc.
Debian terminal emulator packages tested and known NOT to work with clusterssh:
(please send updates either directly to the maintainer or via the bug tracking system)gnome-terminal konsole kterm xvt xfce4-terminal mlterm
Debian terminal emulator packages tested and believed to work:
xterm rxvt rxvt-beta aterm (only with "terminal_allow_send_events =" in ~/.clusterssh/config) wterm (only with "terminal_allow_send_events =" in ~/.clusterssh/config) pterm (although it requires input focus before any output is displayed) eterm (although it doesn't use the -font switch)
Note that xterm-wrappers like lxterm and uxterm that immediately background themselves will NOT work.
If you use a script to spawn your terminals, make sure that it takes takes $* as an argument, and that it doesn't background itself.