Adrien Cros

Adrien Cros is an independent software publisher whose work is available through the GitHub repository at github.com/AdrienAvalon. The publisher's catalog currently consists of a single product, Avash, a connection manager designed for remote access workflows. Avash provides native support for the SSH, RDP, and VNC protocols, three of the most widely used standards for connecting to remote machines across diverse environments. The application is described as native, fast, and secure, reflecting a focus on performance and on protecting the credentials and sessions involved in remote administration. A connection manager of this kind is typically used to organize, store, and launch multiple remote sessions from a single interface, rather than requiring separate clients or manually entered command lines for each connection. Typical use cases include system administrators maintaining fleets of servers over SSH, help desk and IT support staff accessing Windows workstations through RDP, and operators of mixed or headless environments reaching graphical desktops via VNC. It can also serve developers, homelab enthusiasts, and small businesses that need a consolidated way to keep track of hosts, ports, and authentication details. By combining these three protocols in one tool, Avash addresses the common problem of switching between different clients when an infrastructure spans both Unix-like and Windows systems. The emphasis on security suggests careful handling of passwords and connection profiles, while the native design aims to deliver responsive performance without heavy dependencies. Interested users can find the source code, releases, and documentation directly on the publisher's GitHub page, where the project can be reviewed, downloaded, and potentially contributed to by the wider community.