Features
XPipe quickly summarized
- A connection hub to keep track and manage of all your remote connections in one place
- A terminal launcher that can boot you instantly into a shell session in your favorite terminal
- Complete SSH support which includes SSH config files, agent integration, jump servers, tunnels, key files, smartcards, X11 forwarding, and more
- Integrations for various container runtimes like Docker, Podman, Kubernetes, LXD, and more plus environments like WSL, Cygwin, MSYS2
- Support for select hypervisors like Proxmox, VMware workstation, and more
- A remote file browser that provides a workflow optimized for professionals
- A VNC viewer with drag-and-drop file transfers, an RDP launcher, and an X11 forward server connector
- A versatile scripting system, allowing for custom shell scripts, init scripts, templates, and more
- Synchronization of your connection information via a git integration through your own git remote repositories. Also suitable for teams
- Automatic tunneling of ports to your local machine for running remote services. Includes automatic detection of services in containers
Highlights
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Your tools first
XPipe fully integrates with your toolbox of favourite applications like terminals, editors, git clients, and more. You can keep using them in conjunction with XPipe and don't have to adjust to anything new.
Cross-platform
XPipe is at home on every system. You have access to the same feature set everywhere without compromises. Native installers and portable archives for all operating systems are available.
Prioritized security
All your data is stored securely on your local system. Additionally, XPipe can also integrate with your password manager to fetch secrets. All your vault data can also be synced via your own remote git repository.
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