Snowflake

SSH servers and the Secure Shell cryptographic network protocol that is commonly used for exchanging data when operating on untrusted networks is at the core of privacy and integrity protection for the transferred data.

Built with accessibility in mind and ease-of-use, Snowflake was developed in order to provide a graphical user interface SSH client, which comes packed with a multitude of features for managing such protocols.

One will be able to access a file browser, terminal emulator, process manager or even a disk space analyzer for keeping track of the available disk space. For increased flexibility, a text editor coupled with a log viewer complete the package.

Considering its accessible GUI, Snowflake is intended for those who prefer to avoid complicated console-based solutions and who require a more simplified and easy-to-use solution when working with deployments and debugging on remote servers.

Sporting a minimalist interface for common file operations, many of its features offer additional functions for increased efficiency, such as the syntax highlighting in the text editor or the viewer for log files, which can preview files of up to several terabytes without any download.

For those who require some console capabilities, the included terminal and command snippet allow performing of command-line operations.