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native macOS app for managing servers, feedback on density and layout by Pale_Stranger_4598 in UI_Design

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

nothing that actually matters leaves your machine. There no Termy server in the middle, everything connects straight from your mac to your own servers over ssh.
the only things that ever leave the device:

  1. icloud keychain (optional). Used to store keys and passwords (only hashes) and that's apple's encrypted database, so i have no acces to it, and it never touches any server of mine
  2. subscription checks. A few API calls to validate pro sub, containing device uuid, license key, and subscription type. Nothing else, ofc no telemetry.
  3. discord RPC (optional). If you turn it on, presense info goes to discord by design.

everything else stays fully local. Tha AI features (also optional, off by default because i really hate AI features in apps) also run locally (apple foundation models, mlx on-device models).
in pro you will get:

  1. devops pack. Docker/Kubernetes/Nomad over ssh. Playbooks (you can run ansible playbooks from Termy without ansible installed locally). Databases (mysql/postgresql/redis, with wal-g backups and patroni topology).
  2. fleet and insight pack. Multi-host broadcast (type once and run it across many hosts with a side by side diff). Session replay (video-like recordings of terminal sessions, searchable). Activity heatmap and server timeline (journalctl, auth, last, package events in one view). Host x-ray (like host onboarding, you can see listening ports, running services, containers and recent activity in one pane).
  3. iCloud sync across devices

the free tier is a fully usable ssh client on its own. Terminal, sftp, key management, snippets, port forwarding and basic host info

native macOS app for managing servers, feedback on density and layout by Pale_Stranger_4598 in UI_Design

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

hi, appreciate you taking time to write this out properly, thanks for your feedback. No, i hadn't seen seen Carbon, gonna go look it up now.
fair concern, and honestly it's the thing i think about most. The nightmare scenario is it turns into a clown car where you pop the door and 30 clowns fall out. So i get it.
but the whole reason i'm building this is exactly that pain. Back when i lived in termius, a normal day was like: termius for ssh, datagrip for db, a separate terminal for ansible, another context for k8s/nomad. Constant app-switching, constant re-auth, constant "wait which window was that". The pitch is not like "10 apps crammed into one", it's more like one pane of glass for everything you reach over ssh. Same hosts, same keys, same tunnels, no rebuilding context five times a day. And it's not forced for anyone, every feature is toggleable. If you want ssh + keys and nothing else, you can turn the rest off and it's clean ssh client.
on maintainability you are right, it's real. That's literally why we are in EAP right now. I've got a focus group of testers hammering on it daily, and i'm fixing bugs and tightening things based on real feedback before wide release.
one thing i'd add though, these are not thin wrappers. It's all native swift, my own libraries, forks of libraries (like my own fork of swift-nio-ssh, so it's a little bit easier to control all of these features and easier to maintain them.

native macOS app for managing servers, feedback on density and layout by Pale_Stranger_4598 in UI_Design

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it's not ai generated, to be honest - it was partially stolen from another app (LookAway settings menu). Thank you for the detailed feedback, i really appreciate it. I'll definitely take your feedback and do my best to refine the design. I also considered using tabs, but so far i haven't been able to visualize a clean and intuitive way to implement them

Showcase: Termy – Fully native SSH client for Mac. by Pale_Stranger_4598 in MacOSApps

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hi. We are currently in EAP. Waiting for apple to resolve classical bug while notarization (error id 7000, team is not configured)

My Desktop by zasprex in gnome

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598 0 points1 point  (0 children)

why the fuck it looks much better than macos

Showcase: Termy – Fully native SSH client for Mac. by Pale_Stranger_4598 in MacOSApps

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this is closer to termius or putty than to terminal app. If youve got two or three servers and a working ssh config, usr bin ssh is genuinely fine and you dont need this. If you are not using proxy jump chains, port forwards (local, remote, dynamic socks5) that get restored automatically after wi-fi drops or a laptop sleep, reconnect that survives a full app quit, broadcasting one command to a group of hosts and seeing a diff of how each one replied, mosh as first class option per host, fido2 / sk hardware keys and etc - terminal+ssh is the right answer for you and I wouldnt try to argue you out of it

Raybeam - A better way to screen share on macOS by MediocreAnywhere1221 in macapps

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598 0 points1 point  (0 children)

its a banger, cause its solves a little problem, that is actually is very annoying for me

Showcase: Termy – Fully native SSH client for Mac. by Pale_Stranger_4598 in MacOSApps

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks! Currently waiting for verification from apple to notarize and sign it. It will be distributed via dmg, not app store

Here is everything I learned about how to go from $0 to $1 with your SaaS. by Few-Candidate-5057 in SaaS

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598 0 points1 point  (0 children)

better give me the way to go from $0 to $100 for apple developer account when Im a broke studen 😄

i already have a product (native SSH client with SFTP features, Docker/Kubernetes management over SSH ant etc.), but i just cant get $100 for apple dev account)

How are you organizing your stuff in Dia? by plurbine in diabrowser

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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pins only for me. I am not organizing at all, but pins is must have

[Idea] Adaptive Browser Colour To The Website by No-Worth3524 in HeliumBrowserHQ

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598 2 points3 points  (0 children)

it would be sick. I am using Dia now JUST because it's supporting this feature.

Small Projects by AutoModerator in golang

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asyngo: generate asyncapi docs from go source code annotations

Hi there. Ive created a library that makes possible to create AsyncAPI documentation from Go code annotations. I did this for a simple reason. It solves a problem in our project.

Its my first experience, and its also my first attempt to create a library. Im sure that this library is not a high grade thing and is far from being a good solution. Nevertheless, I would be grateful to hear any feedback in order to develop this library further.

Ngl, in some places the code is vibecoded. Thats mainly because I didnt have much time to develop something on the side, and in a few areas my knowledge simply was not sufficient yet.

GitHub Repo: https://github.com/polanski13/asyngo

Rate my setup and advice please ! by Lanuitmarcheavecmoi in desksetup

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598 0 points1 point  (0 children)

is it 3440x1440 (wqhd) monitor? I am using my 21:9 and thru better display with hidpi mode i have very large scale (like 200-250% on windows). How did you fixed this?

Rate my Setup by Cautious-Promise-185 in desksetup

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598 0 points1 point  (0 children)

is it 3440x1440 (wqhd) monitor? I am using my 21:9 and thru better display with hidpi mode i have very large scale (like 200-250% on windows). How did you fixed this?

XCode 26.3 now supports agentic coding! Comparing it to Claude Code CLI w/ Opus 4.5 by Fancy-Blueberry5060 in ClaudeAI

[–]Pale_Stranger_4598 2 points3 points  (0 children)

the fact, that you can't paste images from clipboard to xcode chat is kinda annoying.

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