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Release 0.1

25 July 2026 · View release

Release 0.1 is the first public version of Muxus: a local SSH, Telnet and serial client built around OpenSSH hosts, reusable workspaces and a modern terminal.

The first Muxus workspace

The initial release reads the hosts already present in ~/.ssh/config and writes edits back to the same files. Open a host in a tab, divide the window into resizable panes and save the whole arrangement as a workspace that can be restored later.

SSH sessions support jump hosts, proxy commands, certificates, agents and the usual key and password authentication methods. Local shells, Telnet connections and serial consoles can live beside them in the same workspace.

Files, editors and tunnels

Each SSH session can open an SFTP browser. Remote files open in the built-in Monaco editor, while saved local, remote and dynamic forwards keep running independently of terminal tabs.

The quick launcher searches hosts, tabs, workspaces, commands, tunnels and retained session history from one place.

A terminal that draws

The terminal supports kitty, Sixel and iTerm2 images, the kitty keyboard protocol and Nerd Font symbols. Reusable command buttons, keyword highlighting and multi-execution cover the repetitive work around a shell without taking control away from it.

Muxus runs locally and binds its server to the loopback interface. Host organization, workspaces, preferences and history stay in a local database.

Patches

0.1.1

26 July 2026 · Changes

  • Windows desktop builds use a compatible Electron release to restore GPU rendering.
  • Saved workspace layouts appear before the first paint instead of flashing an empty window.

View the v0.1.1 source on GitHub