Control the size and position of a console with a command

csshX_resize.sh

# After open a lot of console windows with the csshX (ClusterSSH), if the windows are too small to work with,
# then is better to resize the consoles and view only one (the rest will be also executing the same commands)
# in order to be able to work for example with some editors and other stuff.

# move the console to 0,0
printf '\e[3;0;0t'

# resize to 27x85 characters (laptop)
printf '\e[8;27;85t'

# resize to 35x95 characters (desktop)
printf '\e[8;35;95t'

# easely to add this to your .bash_profile of all your machines and manage all quicker
alias console_to_00="printf '\e[3;0;0t'"
alias console_resize_laptop="printf '\e[8;27;85t'"
alias console_resize_desktop="printf '\e[8;35;95t'"
alias console_all_to_laptop="console_to_00 && console_resize_laptop"
alias console_all_to_desktop="console_to_00 && console_resize_desktop"

# information extracted from
# https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/33736/can-a-terminal-window-be-resized-with-a-terminal-command