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...Each dotfile is stored only once, dotdrop allows to template your config files such that the same dotfile is customized when deployed on the host you’re working on. Different profiles can be defined that allow for fine-grained control over which dotfiles have to be installed on different hosts (home, work, vps, etc). Some hosts/profiles will have all your dotfiles installed while others might just need a subset of the dotfiles.

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. Host key verification is handled transparently, allowing users to manage trust decisions per session or permanently. The integrated SFTP browser enables efficient file management, including upload, download, move, and recursive transfers with multi-file support. ...

...With AWS-nuke it is very easy to clean up these accounts at the end of the day and keep the costs low. There are two ways to authenticate aws-nuke. There are static credentials and profiles. The later one can be configured in the shared credentials file.

lterm is a vte-based terminal emulator for GNU/Linux systems. It is mainly used as SSH/Telnet client but can be very easily configured to use any other protocol. Furthermore it can be a usual terminal on local host. Includes some features in order to ease user's work, avoid repetitive tasks and improve speed in operations, see a list below.

A long due for the embedded device developers replacement for Minicom with a rich set of features such as GUI based on Qt, built-in TFTP server and scripting capabilities based on QtScript, multiple profiles support, Unicode and international charsets, hex dump and so on.

Solarized is a carefully designed color palette available in both light and dark variants, built to reduce eye strain and maintain semantic contrast across tools. Its twelve-color scheme balances hues and luminance so syntax elements remain distinct without harsh brightness jumps. The project ships with reference implementations and guidelines to keep colors consistent across terminals, editors, and applications. A defining characteristic is its fixed palette: rather than arbitrary theme...

Kmc aims to be a mud client that is easy to use but powerful. The two top priorities are power through scripting and configurability, and user comfort. Features ANSI, mud profiles, logging, command history, split/full screen mode and scripting via Perl.