Please see license.txt for licensing information.

General use:
launch -e "echo hi"
launch -t ssh://ekim@centaur.anybrowser.org
launch -T ~/.myfiles/mytemplate.term -e "echo hi"

-If you want debug messages, -d
-Opening multiple terms with -e and -t is possible but unlikely to work,
	as commands will be executed with imperfect timing, some may not run
	and others may be run multiple times.  Not recommended.  Use -w in a
	script if you need to be sure one invocation finishes before another
	starts (untested)
-If you use a .term file with multiple terminals in it, the first one will
	be used by the -e/-t argument, and the others will load as normal
	(maybe that's what you want, even :)

Managing your term files:
1) Create the directory ~/Library/Application Support/Terminals
2) In Terminal.app, make a window, configure it as you like.
	Use Shell->Save to save it to that directory as
	_launchdefault.term
3) Edit this file for preferences
	For instance, set the Opaqueness.
	If you want the windows to show up in the "next" location like
	pressing Command-N, make WinLocULY, WinLocX, and WinLocY all 0


Credits:
This is based entirely on launch, by Nicholas Riley
(http://web.sabi.net/nriley/software/).
I also got some ideas from marcusr@mac.com, the author of JellyfiSSH
(http://www.arenasoftware.com/grepsoft/)