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    filepilot-shell

    filepilot-shell

    Rust-based terminal: multi-pane SSH sync, AI CLI help, PTY replay

    https://abhibagul.github.io/filepilot/shell.html FilePilot Shell is an open-source (MIT), Tauri + Rust terminal emulator built for developers and sysadmins running local shells and SSH sessions side by side. Multi-tab panes support a Unified Sync Manager, letting you group splits (A/B/C or custom) and broadcast commands across hosts in real time. Security is zero-knowledge: SSH keys and connection profiles are encrypted client-side with AES-256-GCM, with optional HashiCorp Vault...
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    MurmurSSH

    Lightweight, privacy-focused SSH and SFTP client for Linux.

    MurmurSSH is an open-source SSH and SFTP client for Linux, designed as a simple, reliable, and fully local alternative to cloud-based or complex tools. It focuses on clarity and usability, offering a minimal interface, fast connection handling, and straightforward file operations. All profiles and configurations are stored locally — no accounts, syncing, or background services. MurmurSSH supports password and SSH key authentication, including passphrase-protected keys. ...
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    Rio

    Rio

    A hardware-accelerated GPU terminal emulator powered by WebGPU.

    Rio is a terminal application that’s built with Rust, WebGPU, Tokio runtime. It targets to have the best frame per second experience as long you want, but is also configurable to use as minimal from GPU. It also relies on Rust memory behavior, since Rust is a memory-safe language that employs The terminal renderer is based on redux state machine, lines that has not updated will not suffer a redraw. Looking for the minimal rendering process in most of the time. Rio is also designed to...
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    Pastebin CLI allows users to upload snippets of text ,usually code.which returns a permanent link to the uploaded snippet.Pastebins are very popular in chat groups like IRC. Note-This code is not from pastebin.com. PLEASE READ README file to install
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    nanoterm

    Terminal emulator optimized for QVGA.

    Nanoterm is a terminal emulator with a minimal font for the Linux framebuffer. It is mainly intended to be used on the Ben Nanonote.
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    FTC is a DOS-based distribution to enable any PC with minimal hardware configuration to serve as a Citrix Thin-Client. It currently boots from CD or HD, with as little as 8mb! of space, and connects to an application server using Citrix ICA. Hundreds o
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