Copy this: bssh to your /usr/local/bin

Make sure your local bin is in your path and make the file executable:

export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/bssh

In your ~/.ssh/config file you should have a list of servers. Replace them with the names used in the bssh file. For example, if you have prodin the bssh script with dragon . You might also want to edit the colors.

Then, instead of
ssh dragon
Use:
bssh dragon

And behold the screen changes colors.

If this makes no sense to you at all, don’t use this. You probably should not ssh to anything. Maybe someday I will make it read a pretty yaml or xml file instead of hard coding server names. Then again, Applescript did make me cry in my soup. Don’t hold your breath unless N2O is involved.