Is there a way to open a new terminator pane on a remote server when connected by ssh?I am looking for something similar to what can be done (according to this answer) by tmux but using terminator instead. I want to ssh to a remote machine using and then if I split the terminator window, the new shell will open on the remote machine. 
New terminator window on remote server
ssh;terminal;gnome terminator
The answer to this problem for terminator and remote systems is to create a terminator profile, where the command it runs 'as a login shell' is the SSH connection string used to access the remote server. It is prefered to have SSH key based authentication or openssh controlmaster/controlpath setup to have connection sharing. Exerpt of a terminator config for this:~/.config/terminator/config[profiles][[default]] scroll_on_output = False exit_action = restart scrollback_infinite = True[[remotehost]] use_custom_command = True exit_action = restart custom_command = ssh user@remotehostAnd simply run terminator -p remotehost to use this profile. Each time you 'split' terminals, it uses this profile and thus opens a new SSH connection. For ssh controlmaster, see: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/290