Versions:

2.0.29
2.0.28
2.0.27
2.0.26
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2.0.19
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2.0.11
2.0.10
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2.0.5
2.0.4
2.0.3
2.0.2
2.0.1
2.0.0
1.6.12
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1.6.10
1.6.9
1.6.8
1.6.7
1.6.6
1.6.5
1.6.3
1.6.2
1.5.3

OxideTerm is a local-first SSH workspace developed by AnalyseDeCircuit, designed to provide a unified environment for working with both local shells and remote machines. The software serves users who need dependable terminal and SSH access without the overhead commonly associated with modern desktop terminal applications, making it relevant to categories such as terminal emulators, SSH clients, and remote administration or developer tooling. Its local-first architecture means that workflows are centered on the user's own machine rather than dependent on external services, an approach that aligns with the needs of system administrators, developers, and operators who manage remote systems regularly. A distinguishing characteristic of OxideTerm is what it deliberately excludes: the application is built with zero Electron, zero OpenSSL, and zero telemetry. The absence of the Electron framework indicates a design choice away from bundled browser-based runtimes, while the absence of OpenSSL indicates that the software does not rely on that widely used cryptographic library. The complete lack of telemetry means the application does not collect or transmit usage data, a property that may appeal to privacy-conscious users and to organizations with strict data-handling requirements. In addition, OxideTerm requires no app subscription for core SSH workflows, allowing users to carry out their primary remote-access tasks without recurring payment commitments tied to essential functionality. The current release of OxideTerm is version 2.0.29, and the project has published 37 versions in total, reflecting an ongoing history of iteration and maintenance by its publisher. This version history suggests an actively developed product that has progressed through numerous updates since its initial release. Overall, OxideTerm positions itself within the SSH client and terminal workspace category as a streamlined, privacy-respecting tool for managing local shells and remote machines, combining a local-first philosophy with a minimal dependency footprint and subscription-free access to its core SSH capabilities.

Tags:

agent 145

ai-terminal 1

bring-your-own-key 1

filemanager 8

mcp 86

rag 10

russh 2

rust 306

sftp 48

ssh-client 8

tauri 119

terminal 254

terminal-emulator 4

tool-calling 1

wslg 1

xterm-js 1