sshPilot is an ssh connection manager made with GTK and Python.
Here are the features:
Manage multiple SSH connections
Open eac h connection in a separate tab
Both password and SSH key authentication methods are supported
Automatically detects SSH keys in ~/.ssh/
Use your desired color theme and font style for the terminal
Uses secure password storage (GNOME secure password storage)
If you manage multiple remote machines, this might come in handy.
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Nice one! I currently have to use Windows with putty as a desktop system for a client. And it's all very low-tech, so I have to check logs and do config on each node of a cluster separately, rather than using Logstash/Grafana and domain mode.
Pretty neat low-tech hack that MTPutty has: Enter a command that is sent to all open windows. Shouldn't be needed when things are set up properly most of the time, but I'll put it out there as a feature suggestion anyway.
Thanks! That's pretty easy to implement. Will add that feature in the next release.