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    omnyssh

    omnyssh

    Fast, open-source SSH client and server manager

    OmnySSH is a free, open-source SSH client and server management application for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Built with Rust, it provides both a graphical desktop interface and a terminal-based interface. Its dashboard displays live CPU, memory, disk, uptime, operating system, and Docker container information for connected servers. Users can open multiple SSH terminal sessions in tabs and manage remote files through a dual-pane SFTP browser.
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    Avash

    Avash

    Gestionnaire graphique de connexions SSH, RDP et VNC

    Avash is a free, open-source remote connection manager for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Built with Rust and Tauri, it combines SSH terminals, RDP and VNC desktops, SFTP transfers, and serial connections in one application. It reads existing OpenSSH configurations and supports chained ProxyJump connections. Users can manage remote files, resume interrupted transfers, and copy files between servers. Integrated tunneling supports local, remote, and SOCKS forwarding with live status monitoring....
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    oxideterm

    oxideterm

    AI-native workspace for local shells and remote machines

    ...It combines local shells, SSH, Mosh, Telnet, and serial connections in a GPU-rendered interface. Users can manage multiple servers through split terminals, saved sessions, and multi-hop connections. Its integrated SFTP file manager, remote editor, and port forwarding tools simplify server administration. Remote desktop access is available through optional RDP and VNC plugins. The OxideSens AI assistant supports external and local models using user-provided API keys. Additional capabilities include system monitoring, tmux integration, session recording, and automated operations. ...
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    YTS Terminal Manager

    YTS Terminal Manager

    Terminal Manager: Your All-in-One Remote Management Solution

    YTS Terminal Manager is an all-in-one terminal and remote-session manager for Windows 10 and 11. It handles SSH, Telnet, serial (RS-232/RS-485), SFTP, FTP, SCP and RDP connections as tabs in a single window, so the console cable, the jump host, the file transfer and the device web UI all live in one place and share the same favorites, logging and shortcuts. A built-in AI assistant reads your live terminal, understands the device you are connected to, and can diagnose problems, explain...
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