Snowflake is the Linux SSH GUI you didn't know you needed
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Jan 31, 2020
Is a Linux SSH GUI in your future? Jack Wallen believes once you try Snowflake, there's no going back. If you are currently using Snowflake, we'd love to hear your thoughts!
Every single day I rely on secure shell. 90% of the time I'm using that tool from the Linux platform, where I open a terminal window and SSH into what seems like an endless array of remote servers. Because I'm accessing so many servers, having a GUI tool makes that task less of a strain on my memory.
What IP address goes to what server? There are so many of them.
That's why I've taken to using the Snowflake GUI tool. Snowflake includes a connection manager, file browser, terminal emulator, resource/processor manager, disk space analyzer, text editor, log viewer, SSH key authentication support, and more.
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