$top->Button(
    -activebackground => 'green',
    -text => "GO!",
    -command => sub {
        my @selected = $lb->curselection;
        foreach (@selected){
            chomp$_;
            push @systemNames, "$systems[$_]";}
            my $goto = join(" ",@systemNames);
            my $proc2 = $mw => Proc::Background->new("cssh -G -T 'OOPC
+SSH' $goto");
            @systemNames = ();
        }
)->pack(  -before => $lb, -side => 'bottom', -fill => 'both');    


MainLoop;

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The problem I am having is, the call to CSSH is a system call, I then lose the ability to control the window placement of the 10-100 or so windows that open. (Trying to do this without Compiz window placement) Is there any cssh/ssh TK module or ability that allows me to just say place open window 1 to x,y - window 2 x,y - window 3 x,y - etc. or pipe the system call to a widget that can be controlled via grid or frame?

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