Terminal with built-in SSH
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Salt
Salt is a terminal emulator with built-in SSH. It is currently available as an executable that uses GTK4 on Linux, but it once was a Windows application. The library used for the GUI is still cross platform so it might one day return to Windows as well.
Installation
A .deb for Debian trixie (13) is available, which also seems to work for Ubuntu noble (24.04). To install:
wget https://www.hekkelman.net/repo/hekkelman-archive-keyring.deb
sudo dpkg -i hekkelman-archive-keyring.deb
sudo apt update
sudo apt install salt
Building
Before building salt, you will have to build and install libmcfp, libzeem, libzeep, libpinch and libmgui.
git clone https://forge.hekkelman.net/maarten/salt.git
cd salt
cmake -B build
cmake --build build
build/salt -i
Theoretically, that will build a new salt and the last step will install it.
Manual
Here you can find a markdown version of the manual page