rtty is a remote terminal access solution that lets users reach device terminals through a web browser. It is composed of lightweight clients and a Go-based server, making it useful for embedded Linux devices, routers, gateways, containers, and remote machines. The C client is designed for resource-constrained environments, while the Go client is easier to compile across platforms. The server provides a modern Vue-based web interface for managing connected devices and opening terminal sessions. rtty is useful for administrators and device vendors who need remote shell access without exposing SSH directly on every device. The project is designed around practical remote maintenance, centralized access, and lightweight deployment across many devices.

Features

  • Browser-based remote terminal access
  • Lightweight C client for embedded Linux
  • Go client for cross-platform deployment
  • Go server with Vue web interface
  • Centralized connected-device management
  • Remote shell access without direct SSH exposure

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Remote Desktop

License

MIT License

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Operating Systems

Linux, Windows

Programming Language

C

Related Categories

C Remote Desktop Software

Registered

2026-05-18