Introducing SSHX: The Secure Collaborative Terminal
SSHX is a revolutionary web-based terminal that facilitates secure collaboration with others using a unique link. It comes packed with features such as an infinite canvas, real-time collaboration, remote cursors, and chat options, which makes teamwork and communication a breeze.
The lightweight server powering SSHX is written in Rust and is end-to-end encrypted, ensuring that your data is always secure. You can use this versatile tool for teaching, debugging, and cloud access, among other things.
Installing SSHX is a breeze; all you need is a single command. It is compatible with both MacOS and Linux systems, making it a cross-platform tool. Once installed, you can collaborate by inviting others to share your terminal securely via a browser link.
The infinite canvas feature allows you to create multiple terminals, arrange and resize them in real-time, while the live presence function shows you who is connected and where they are in the terminal. And since SSHX uses end-to-end encryption, the server never accesses what you type.
Additionally, SSHX offers ultra-fast mesh networking, making it easy to connect globally with distributed peers. Its versatility makes it an essential tool for developers, sysadmins, and anyone who needs secure, collaborative access to a terminal.
