Since the time i started to work on Ubuntu ( feels good that i left windows) i was searching for an application which works likes ( at least in close proximity) Putty connection manager. After a lot of search i came across an application called Gnome Connection Manager. It is a tabbed ssh connection manager for GTK+ environments. It has many features close to that of Putty connection manager.
This application can be downloaded from http://www.kuthulu.com/gcm/
General Features
- It’s designed in Glade and written in python, so it just need PyGTK to run in any linux environment
- Can store passwords for easy access to hosts
- Supports multiple ssh tunnels for each host
- Unlimited vertical/horizontal window splitting. You can have as many visible consoles as you want
- Drag&Drop tabs between consoles
- Connect to multiple hosts with just one click
- Grouping hosts
- Cluster mode. Work on several hosts at the same time
- Customizable shortcuts
- Send custom commands to hosts
- It’s free, and the source is included in the download
Sir…..Great tool..
Thank you Vineeth
When I add a host with no user name, should it not default that when I connect to that host, I get prompted for a username so that I can choose? I have multiple logins on a server and I wont want to add a new host for every single login id.
Ubuntu saids that is a low quality sotfware when i tried to install it.