Snowflake – лучший SSH-клиент для Windows и GNU/Linux операционных систем

Как правило для удаленной работы на сервере используются связки приложений. Например, в качестве SSH-клиента приложение Putty и в качестве SFTP клиента приложение FileZilla или WinSCP. Возможно, кто-нибудь использует веб-интерфейсы панели управления, например Cockpit или Ajenti, но все же большинство использует перечисленные связки.

Snowflake решает проблему использования связок приложений, а также добавляет полезные инструменты. В качестве решения доступны следующие встроенные инструменты: файловый браузер, эмулятор терминала, менеджер ресурсов / процессов, анализатор дискового пространства, текстовый редактор, просмотрщик журналов и множество других полезных инструментов, которые облегчают работу с удаленными серверами.

Файловый менеджер содержит текстовый редактор, просмотр логов и поиск.

Кроме того, поддерживается поиск в архивах tar и zip.

Snowflake предлагает терминал с поддержкой сниппетов.

С помощью сниппетов вы можете сохранить часто используемые команды и с легкостью к ним возвращаться.

Присутствует системный монитор, в котором нагрузка отображена в виде графика, представленного на скриншоте, так и по отдельным процессам на вкладке Processes.

Раздел анализатор размеров дисков совмещен с опцией анализатора размера папок.

В разделе Linux tools можно получить информацию о системе, получить доступ к работе со службами Systemd, а так же к посмотреть какие порты используются процессами.

Snowflake является проектом с открытым исходным кодом. Открытый код и собранные пакеты доступны на GitHub. На данный момент предлагаются пакеты для операционных систем Windows и GNU/Linux, а так же исполняемый файл JAR для других операционных систем.

Paint snowflakes on windows

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How to create snowflake window decals

THESE SNOWFLAKE WINDOW DECALS ARE SO EASY TO CREATE AND THEY END UP LOOKING SO PRETTY. BLOGGER CASSIE FAIRY SHOWS HOW EASY IT IS TO ADD FESTIVE CHARM TO YOUR HOME WITHOUT THE FEAR OF TAKING DOWN YOUR DECORATIONS COME JANUARY.

If flashy outdoor decorations aren’t for you but you still want to add a festive touch to your home for passers-by to ogle, festive window decals are a classy, inexpensive option.

All you need to do is choose your preferred stencil shapes and grab a can of Rust-Oleum Peelable Spray Paint in White or Silver. What’s even better is any excess spray mist adds a frosty touch to the design.

Here’s how to get the look this Christmas…

What you will need

Steps

PREPARE

Thoroughly clean and dry the surface you’re applying the stencil to – in this case, we’re decorating a window for Christmas. We used the Rust-Oleum Snowflake and Stars Stencil pack.

Brush a thin layer of Rust-Oleum Low Tack Adhesive all over the stencil and allow to dry a little so that it becomes tacky and clear.

STENCIL APPLICATION

Apply the stencil to the window and press to adhere.

SPRAY THE DESIGN

Use Rust-Oleum Peelable paint in white or silver to spray paint the stencil design onto the window.

ALLOW TO DRY

Allow to dry before carefully peeling off the stencil from the corner. If any of the Peelable Paint has sprayed over the edge of the stencil you can easily wipe it away with a cloth.

ADD MORE

The stencil will still be tacky so you can reposition it on the window and spray on more snowflakes.

ENJOY

Enjoy the snowflake design for the festive period and then simply peel off the paint when taking down your decorations after Christmas.

Paint snowflakes on windows

Muon SSH Terminal/SFTP client ( Formerly Snowflake )

Easy and fun way to work with remote servers over SSH.

This project is being renamed as previous name «Snowflake» is confusing since there is already a popular product with the same name.

Muon is a graphical SSH client. It has a enhanced SFTP file browser, SSH terminal emulator, remote resource/process manager, server disk space analyzer, remote text editor, huge remote log viewer and lots of other helpful tools, which makes it easy to work with remote servers. Muon provides functionality similar to web based control panels but, it works over SSH from local computer, hence no installation required on server. It runs on Linux and Windows. Muon has been tested with serveral Linux and UNIX servers, like Ubuntu server, CentOS, RHEL, OpenSUSE, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD and HP-UX.

The application is targeted mainly towards web/backend developers who often deploy/debug their code on remote servers and not overly fond of complex terminal based commands. It could also be useful for sysadmins as well who manages lots of remote servers manually.

Versions	Windows	Ubuntu/Mint/Debian	Linux	MacOS	Other
v1.0.4	MSI installer	DEB installer	Generic installer (64 bit)	TBD	Portable JAR (Java 13)
v1.0.3	MSI installer	DEB installer	Generic installer (64 bit)	TBD	JAR (Java 11)

Building from source:

Simple graphical interface for common file operations

The app is designed to provide a simple graphical interface which allow common activities like moving files on server, renaming, cut, copy, paste, archiving, executing scripts, checking free space, calculating directory size, changing permissions, etc, in simple and efficient way. Though file browsing is based on SFTP, the app uses shell commands whenever posssible to perform operations efficiently. For example deleting a directory having huge number of files and sub directories can take a while using SFTP, but with simple rm command it’s much faster. Also the app will prompt to user and can run sudo if priviledged operation needs to be performed. No switching to terminal is needed to invoke sudo. Moving files between servers is also supported with simple drag and drop.

Built in text editor with syntax highlighting and support for sudo

Built in text editor comes in handy when dev or admin needs to modify some files. The editor can invoke sudo and prompt for passwords as needed. This could be very helpfull for modifying global configuration files (like /etc/profile, etc.) from editor without using vi or other terminal based editors.

Simply view and search huge log/text files in a jiffy

The built in log viewer can show huge log files, up to several terabytes, in a very efficient manner. There is no need for downloading the whole file for view or search, thus skipping the pain of waiting for a long time to download the file, or using terminal based tools. The log viewer presents a paginated view of the file, which loads in much less time.

Fast powerful file and content search, powered by find command

Powerful search functionality, which allows users to find files by name, type, modification date and can also look inside compressed archives. For example it’s now very easy to find all the files created in a date range.

Built in terminal and command snippet

With built in terminal, all command line operations can be performed. The terminal is also integrated with the file browser page, so users can open terminal from specific directory or execute scripts in terminal from file browser itself with a click of mouse. Also you can create snippets of your most used commands and execute them with a few clicks without typing again and again.

Fully equipped task manager

Monitor resource usage (CPU, RAM, swap) and view/manage processes from a familiar GUI. It is equipped with search and kill process functionaliy, and also with a option to kill processes with sudo. It’s very easy to check which process is using most CPU or memory and view the full command line of the process.

Built in graphical disk space analyzer

A friendly GUI which allows users to find out what is eating up diskspace. Any of the mounted partitions or directories can be analyzed.

Linux specific tools

Few handy tools which can make devs or admins life easier like getting information about the system and distro, starting and stopping systemd services and finding which process is listening on which port.

Manage SSH keys easily

Simple and handy UI for creating and managing local and remote SSH keys. Also it supports managing authorized keys from GUI.

Graphical interface for ping, port checking, traceroute and DNS lookup.