electerm
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Visitelecterm vs OpenSSH
What both publish
| Fact | electerm | OpenSSH |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication | The client supports password and public-key authentication, SSH tunneling, agent forwarding, port forwarding, X11 forwarding and connection hopping. | Listed authentication methods include public keys, one-time passwords, and, in the portable release, Kerberos. |
| File transfer | Zmodem and Trzsz transfers are supported and are compatible with tmux. | OpenSSH includes SFTP client and server support. |
| License | electerm is free and open-source software released under the MIT License. | The project says its source is freely available, has no restrictive license, and may be used for commercial purposes. |
electerm plans
- FreeFree
OpenSSH plans
- OpenSSHFree
Pick electerm if…
electerm may suit people who want terminal access, remote file management, and several connection protocols in one application. It also has mobile versions and a browser option, though the browser version has fewer features and a distinct credential-handling arrangement.
Pick OpenSSH if…
OpenSSH suits people who need encrypted SSH access, file transfer, or connection forwarding on Linux, macOS, Windows through Cygwin, or other Unix systems. It is also relevant to administrators managing SSH services and keys.