FAQ
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OnTheSSH is an SSH client program specifically designed to communicate with the default OpenSSH service on remote Linux systems. Since almost all of OnTheSSH’s operations are conducted over the SSH protocol, there is no need for any installation or configuration on the remote host.
OnTheSSH software can be installed on Windows, MacOS, Linux systems. Tested systems and versions include:
– Windows 10, 11
– MacOS 13(Ventura), 14(Sonoma)
– X86 Linux Kylin V10(SP1)
Some Windows systems may not update promptly. When launching OnTheSSH, you might encounter an error of missing ‘vcruntime140.dll’ file. In such instances, you will need to download and install the Visual C++ components.
Linux versions that have been tested:
– CentOS7.6、7.9
– Ubunut18.04、20.04
– Fedora38
– Linux Kylin V10(SP1)
Systems not listed are not considered unsupported; it is likely that developers have not yet initiated testing on them.
OnTheSSH software is built by Qt and Rust two languages, in which the Qt part builds the program interface, Rust part implements the SSH protocol. Qt source code is open source.
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