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Ill do my best to answer, but Im not sure Im really understanding what you want.

Dont forget that SSH is more than just a secure version of Telnet.

Launch it and then from the menu select Shell New Remote Connection.

A GUI SSH client seems sort of silly, except to allow saving profiles.

For example, it doesnt let you specify proxy servers, private keys, options etc.

While the original iTerm had a tabbed interface before Terminal did, iTerm 2 again eclipses Terminal by adding.

Development is pretty active, but documentation seems to lag behind.

Ive been using it for years now and have never missed Terminal.

I use it exclusively, as Terminal does not have most of the features I use.

However, from what I can tell, iTerm2 does not offer the connection management feature that Terminal does.

You can also sync it across machines, so you can easily connect to any server from any other server.

You can even use the mouse to control htop like in linux-proper.

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At Codinn we made a couple of GUI tools to make using ssh effortless.

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If the faq isnt clear, you can comment to me and Ill help you if needed.

It has a built-in credential management and team-sharing features.

There is a newer version on source forge - only 4.5 years old.

I got it from the app store for about 10.00, so its a great deal compared to ZOC.

I used it this semester in complement with Terminal.

CyberDuck is fully functional, we just coded in VI, so using the Terminal for SSH worked better for me.).

I used it on Windows for FTP, but I believe that it supports SSH as well.

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