RetroFedSSH Pilot 5.7.2 released
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A quick update on SSH Pilot, a free, opensource SSH, SFTP client I’ve been working on.
A new version is out with new features, aimed at meeting all your SSH/SFTP needs in a clean, user-friendly interface.
Just double-press the Shift key and all your hosts and management tools are at your fingertips. The tools include graphical frontends for SFTP, SCP, SSH-COPY-ID, Known Hosts, Authorized Keys as well as Docker containers.
Th app also supports backups to Bitwarden/Vaultwarden and restoring on other devices.
Downloads for Linux and macOS are available at https://github.com/mfat/sshpilot#download
Flatpak users can install from Flathub.
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Disclaimer: Claude and Cursor has done at least some of the work.
Most of the work, to be honest.
Looks like a really neat tool though. If you often work in multiple SSH sessions it seems really handy. :)
Thanks! I’d appreciate any feedback.
Great piece of software. I had missed something like WinSCP+Putty combo for linux and this fit the bill just right
Thanks. Hope you enjoy using it.
How does ot compare to Filezilla?
Filezilla is just an FTP client. This has a built-in terminal, various SSH-related utilities and even a container manager.
is it like remmina but w/o the dependency on gnome?
It’s similar to Remmina when it comes to functions but the user interface is different. SSH Pilot has an integrated terminal and file manager and many other features.
Filezilla also does SFTP