I really like remmina use it daily for work. Tabby is interesting but too heavy imho
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I had to use a windows machine for work and was super bummed I couldn't use Remmina. It's a great client way better than anything on windows
I'm using remmina to access windows RDP machine, I'll check what other cool things I can do with it
This is the closest I’ve found.
https://flathub.org/apps/com.github.muriloventuroso.easyssh
Edit: then again I primary used mobaxterm for SSHing into all my servers.
I don't have any solutions but I'm interested in an alternative too.
I use "terminator" -- it has a different visual appearance, but does a lot of the same features, and some I think better. For instance split screen in various ways, and input multiplexed and sent to multiple tabs / screens.
I just use any basic/default terminal. For SSH I prefer to automate tasks like entering passwords, proxying/port forwarding, jumping over gateway servers, ... using shell scripts.