ssh client GUI for linux?

[toxic 0]

Hi there.

 

I have been searching for a ssh client with a GUI, for my linux machine. In windows I use the ssh secureshell client witch i'm am very satisfied with. But I am not ably to find any for linux. I have tryed ssh in the console but I would like a GUI.

 

is there any one who knows where I can find this???

[ianw1974 11]

Did a quick google:

 

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=ssh...le+Search&meta=

 

and found this that might be of interest:

 

http://sourceforge.net/projects/ssh-gui/

 

hope that helps :P

[scarecrow 0]

What's wrong with the old, good, reliable PuTTY ?

[coverup 0]

ssh stands for secure shell. Open terminal, type

ssh servername.serverdomain

, and you're there. Don't we become obsessed with GUIs too much?

[JonEberger 0]

i enjoy the command line although i'll admit i don't know enough to use it as efficiently as many.

[thac 0]

use konqueror as gui then

 

fish://user@host

[papaschtroumpf 0]

ssh stands for secure shell. Open terminal, type

ssh servername.serverdomain

, and you're there. Don't we become obsessed with GUIs too much?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

 

use a non-standard port, forward/tunnel a few ports, etc... and you discover it's a pain to do from the command line unless you write a script for it.

 

PuTTY works great but I think it's windows only?

[scarecrow 0]

PuTTY works great but I think it's windows only?

Nope. It's also available for *nix and Symbian OS- maybe for other platforms as well.

[Guest niutao.linux]

hi, I write a ssh client with GTK, it like both secureCRT and gnome-terminal , it's name is lcrt, I think you may like it,

Project Home: http://code.google.com/p/lcrt/

Download Page: http://code.google.com/p/lcrt/downloads/list

[isadora 1]

use konqueror as gui then

 

fish://user@host

 

Or fish through Dolphin. (hm? fish-dolphin?)

[paul 9]

use a non-standard port, forward/tunnel a few ports, etc... and you discover it's a pain to do from the command line unless you write a script for it.

 

PuTTY works great but I think it's windows only?

mkdir ~/.ssh

add configs into a file called ~/.ssh/config

 

example:

Host colosus.18londonst.co.nz
User paulw
Port 4755

Host donk
User paul
Port 4755

Host oink
User root
Port 4755

Host home.loudas.com
User root
Port 4755

then

ssh donk

uses the user and custom port by default

[ianw1974 11]

Sweet Paul,

 

Never knew about that config file thing, but using it now, works a treat