If you don’t know, ask – if you know, share! ~ opensource mindset
by Marco Bravo
When it comes to accessing and performing activities on remote servers using SSH, there are only few choices one can get. Most people use Putty and a graphical SFTP client like WinSCP or FileZilla to get their job done. Alternatively one can use web based control panel like Cockpit or Ajenti, which provides web based terminal and some graphical tools.
There are situations where command line is the only choice you have, and if you are not really a cli pro or simply do not want to go through all the hassle of using difficult command line options, you might face some difficulty.
Well there is one tool that might be of some help, and it was written specifically to provide simple graphical interface for most common tasks performed on servers.
Snowflake SSH client its an open source SSH client, with some built in useful tools, hosted on GitHub.
tags: snowflake - ssh - linux - opensource - tool