Favourite ssh app for Mac?

Chalipa

Which one is your favourite? something similar to putty?

I am using Cyberduck, was wondering if there is any better alternatives?

nfn

The default one is good. I use iTerm2 too

sonic

Termius is da best

wdmg

iterm2 is great for terminal. I also use Royal TSX, love it.

ionut

+1 from me to termius. I dont know if it's better than cyberduck, but worth a try. (a plus for him is sync to all devices windoz and android).

Harambe

iTerm2 > everything else

hostEONS

I use SecureCRT as it allows me to export and sync all my connection settings, etc.. among all my devices - iPad, iPhone etc...

MikeA

@sonic said:
Termius is da best

Too bad they charge $100/year for the sync function, only useful thing I like about it.

iandk

I'm using the default terminal

Lee

Terminal, not sure why anyone would need anything else? Genuine question.

sonic

@MikeA said:

@sonic said:
Termius is da best

Too bad they charge $100/year for the sync function, only useful thing I like about it.

Same to others which also charge for "sync" thing. Ex: SecureCRT ~ 99$/year,... That's the only way they make money. BTW, free version is fair enough to me

Clouvider

Terminal, of course :-)

LeonDynamic

Native OSX Terminal. Don’t see the need for anything else

WSS

GLTerm+SSH

evnix

Native OSX Terminal + Fish shell (The Auto-Suggestions feature is a huge productivity boost) https://fishshell.com/

FlamingSpaceJunk

@Chalipa said: Which one is your favourite? something similar to putty?

ssh and an SSH config file.

@Chalipa said:
I am using Cyberduck, was wondering if there is any better alternatives?

Are you looking for an SFTP client? I didn't think Cyberduck supported interactive SSH sessions.

foxone

ssh is very nice

Not_Oles

@Lee said:
Terminal, not sure why anyone would need anything else? Genuine question.

Hey! @Lee I know you can appreciate that I am joking when I mention that terminal doesn't work too well for uploading files to some web hosting services. :-) Or for editing a file right there on some-hosting-service's server. :-)

Wanna let me have ssh? I have a little file that I'd like to move off $BIG_CLOUD.

flips

iTerm2 is a better Terminal. Keeping ~/.ssh/config in sync between hosts ain't hard. For remote edit editors like BBEdit has builtin (s)ftp, you can also use various dedicated ftp apps, or for Sublime/Textmate you can setup a tunnel for your connections and use rmate ... Many options. (I didn't even know Cyberduck had a terminal.)

For (s)ftp file transfers I really like Fetch, but also you can use tools like Nimble Commander, Crax etc.

WSS

I miss BBEdit. I don't miss most Mac shit, but BBEdit was awesome.

vncoupon

Default terminal is good!

Mr_Tom

I just use the default terminal and ssh

hostEONS

@sonic said:

@MikeA said:

@sonic said:
Termius is da best

Too bad they charge $100/year for the sync function, only useful thing I like about it.

Same to others which also charge for "sync" thing. Ex: SecureCRT ~ 99$/year,... That's the only way they make money. BTW, free version is fair enough to me

SecureCRT is one time though to get updates you need to pay extra but that's also cheap, don't remember as I think I paid for updates about 2 years for 3-4 years in advance, but I think it was about 60-70$ for 3 years of updates

ndelaespada

another iTerm2 user here

Fiberhub-Billy

I am another user of the default Terminal app. However I do use Terminus on the iPhone so now that I know there is a Mac version maybe I will check that out.

Nyr

Terminal.app

aRNoLD

My favorite SSH app for Windows OS is Bitvise SSH, and have been sticking to it for long. Haven't got one similar with Mac OS.

Bitvise has SFTP integrated so when typing commands I can also upload and download via its SFTP module just like I've been using FlashFXP.

It would be great that there are alternatives like this and also offer free packages/versions.

aveline

iTerm2 here ...

Sometimes I use VSCode's terminal instead if I'm debugging code.

CamoYoshi

When I am using my Macbook, I just use the included SSH client, plus brew with mosh if needed if I'm on a bad internet connection. For file transfers I just rsync (again with brew), or if I'm feeling lazy, Filezilla SFTP.

hostworld

I’d been searching for an alternative but couldn’t really find one, so I’ve stayed with default terminal.

flips

brew cask install iterm2
(Or whatever the cask/package is named.)