Yeah of course. How can I contact you?
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Initially I started this with PyQt, but it was a nightmare trying to integrate a terminal into the UI.
I’ll look into that.
Thanks much. The new version is mioes betrer. Please check it out https://github.com/mfat/sshpilot
This feature was added to the latest version. https://github.com/mfat/sshpilot
Here you go. Added a ton of features: https://github.com/mfat/sshpilot
Thanks much. I want something modern and colorful. Trending apps on Flathub have beautiful icons, Eloquent and Marknote icons are my favorites.
Thanks! That’s pretty easy to implement. Will add that feature in the next release.
Well initially I started the project with PyQt, but surprisingly it turned a nightmare when I tried to integrate a proper terminal. With GTK and vte it was a breeze. Currently I’m porting the app to libadwaita for a more polished, modern look.
Will look into both, thanks for sharing your ideas.
Thanks much. Any features you’d like to see added?
Thanks. You can use Termix. It exactly does what you said. https://github.com/LukeGus/Termix
Thanks. Personally i always wanted a FOSS alternative to Termius on desktop.
A unified UI that allows connecting to multiple servers easily.
Yeah xPipe is a powerhouse. This is very basic for now, although I plan to add more features.
mfat@lemmy.mlOPto Linux@lemmy.ml•Which Linux tool or command is surprisingly simple, powerful, and yet underrated?"1·6 months agoThis looks very cool!
mfat@lemmy.mlOPto Linux@lemmy.ml•Jottr, simple text editor for distraction-free writing4·6 months agoWhen you enable the Focus Mode (fir distraction-free writing), the browser is automatically toggled off.
mfat@lemmy.mlOPto Linux@lemmy.ml•Introducing SystemD Pilot, GUI app for managing systemd services2·6 months agoServices are the more standard way of doing that. They are more resilient and you could troubleshoot more easily. Glad you are happy with systemd Pilot. Feel frree to share your thoughts or ask for new features.
Yes it does.
Isn’t flatpak available in all distros?
Passwords are stored using libsecret, you can verify that by looking at GNOME Keyring. Nothing is stored in plain text. And yes, sending initial commands in a planned feature.