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dssh is an SSH connection manager developed and published by madLinux, presented with the tagline "The only SSH connection manager you'll ever need." The software is designed to help users organize and manage their SSH connections, addressing a common need for administrators, developers, and system operators who regularly work with multiple remote hosts. Rather than requiring users to remember or repeatedly type connection details for each server, dssh centralizes SSH connection management into a single dedicated tool. A distinguishing characteristic of the software is its dual interface approach: it provides both a terminal user interface (TUI) and a command-line interface (CLI). The TUI offers an interactive, menu-driven experience within the terminal for browsing and selecting connections, while the CLI supports direct command-based operation, making the tool suitable for scripting, automation, and workflows where interactive menus are unnecessary. This combination allows the same connection management functionality to serve both interactive sessions and non-interactive usage patterns. dssh falls within the category of SSH and remote connection management utilities, a class of tools commonly used in server administration, DevOps, and general remote system access. The current version of dssh is 2.2.1. Across its release history, a total of five versions have been published, indicating an actively iterated project with multiple releases since its initial availability. Users tracking the software's development can refer to this version history to identify the most recent release and to understand the progression of the project over time. As an offering from madLinux, dssh is positioned as a focused, terminal-centric solution, aligning with environments where command-line tooling is the primary mode of interaction and where a lightweight, dedicated SSH connection manager can simplify day-to-day remote access tasks.
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