EasySSH FOR LINUX

EasySSH is a free, open-source, and very easy-to-use SSH manager for Linux. While it won't convince Linux purists to renounce the beloved command line, it will for sure help newer or beginner users get a solid handle on managing multiple SSH connections. And, mind you, it even has a built-in Terminal of its own.

Key Features:

• Free and open-source SSH manager


• Easy-to-use interface


• Manage multiple SSH connections


• Built-in Terminal


• Run multiple instances of the same connection


• Edit connections, categorize them, customize terminal looks


• Restore opened hosts


• Two GUI themes options


• Password protection for data

Performance:

EasySSH helps you manage your SSH connections without having to use the command line. While it might not be as fast as the command line for quick tasks, it will save you time by allowing you to create any number of connections and protect your data via a password.

GUI and User Experience:

Everything is wrapped in a decent, minimalistic GUI. To get started, simply click the + button in the main window, and fill in all the appropriate information and credentials for your connection. It keeps all your SSH logins saved for easy access.

Security Concerns:

While EasySSH features password protection for your data, the algorithm used for security is not explicitly mentioned. This could be a concern for users looking for robust security measures.

Comparison:

If compared to more advanced SSH managers, EasySSH may lack some features required by expert users. It is more suitable for beginners or users looking for a simple SSH management solution.

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