Termora: A High-Potential, Stylish Cross-Platform SSH Client

Publish: 2025-01-08 | Modify: 2025-01-08

Termora is a high-value terminal emulator and SSH client that currently supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. According to the author, it will also support Android, iOS, and more in the future. The project is currently open source on GitHub.

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Termora Features

  • Supports SSH and local terminals
  • Supports SFTP file transfer
  • Supports Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms
  • Supports Zmodem protocol
  • Supports SSH port forwarding
  • Supports syncing configurations to Gist
  • Supports macros (record scripts and playback)
  • Supports keyword highlighting
  • Supports key manager
  • Supports sending commands to multiple sessions
  • Supports Find Everywhere for quick navigation
  • Supports data encryption

Installing Termora

You can download the latest version from GitHub: https://github.com/TermoraDev/termora/releases

If you cannot access GitHub, xiaoz has mirrored a copy, which you can download from: https://soft.xiaoz.org/#/UniBin/termora/1.0.1 (not guaranteed to be the latest version)

Using Termora

Open Settings >> Appearance in the top right corner to switch between multiple themes provided by Termora.

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In Settings >> Terminal, you can adjust font settings or settings for the local terminal.

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Supports encrypting session information and syncing to Gist, currently supporting GitHub, Gitlab, Gitee, with future support for WebDAV sync as mentioned by the Termora author.

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It's worth mentioning the SFTP feature, which is relatively hidden. You need to click on the search box in the top right corner and then create a new SFTP session to use it.

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Termora has a clean and stylish interface. However, it currently lacks support for the quick commands and WebDAV sync features that the blogger is looking forward to. With continuous iterations in future versions, Termora is expected to become even more outstanding.

Conclusion

As a high-value cross-platform SSH client, Termora offers a simple interface and convenient user experience. While there is room for improvement in features like quick commands and WebDAV sync, its open-source nature and rapid update pace provide endless possibilities for future optimization and feature expansion. Interested friends can download and give it a try.

GitHub project link: https://github.com/TermoraDev/termora

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I come from China and I am a freelancer. I specialize in Linux operations, PHP, Golang, and front-end development. I have developed open-source projects such as Zdir, ImgURL, CCAA, and OneNav.

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