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1. Create a Connection

  1. Open Home > Connections
  2. Click New Connection
  3. Fill in:
  • Name
  • Host
  • Port (22 default)
  • Username
  • Authentication method
Optional in Profile tab:
  • TERM preset or custom value
  • Per-connection terminal font size
  • Per-connection terminal theme
  • Startup command and startup command delay (ms)

2. Choose Authentication

Password

  1. Select Password
  2. Enter password
  3. Password is stored in your system keychain

Public Key

  1. Select Public Key
  2. Use an existing key, or paste/import a private key
  3. If encrypted, provide passphrase (stored in keychain)

3. Save and Connect

  1. Click Save & Connect
  2. Review host key fingerprint on first connection
  3. Click Accept only if fingerprint matches what you expect

What You Should See

  • A new terminal tab for the connected host
  • Session actions in tab context menu (including SFTP)
  • Connection saved on Home for next use

Where to Go Next

Manage Connections

Organize hosts, groups, and authentication details.

Use Terminal Features

Work with tabs, reconnect flow, history, and logging.

Transfer Files

Use SFTP workflows for upload, download, and remote operations.

Manage SSH Keys

Import, generate, and export keys to hosts.