A less infuriating SSH experience.
Mankind deserves a less infuriating SSH Experience...
Edit: People keeps asking what's infuriating in ssh, it's the delay. Typing Delay is infuriating. And yes most of you who are living in developed countries does not experience these but the few who are working from countries like Sri Lanka, will definitely experience this delay.
And yeah, you probably already guessed how: a normal SSH session does a full round trip per keystroke you type, wait for the server to echo it back, watch it appear. FlashSSH does the line editing locally, so typing, history, autosuggestions and tab-completion are all instant. It only touches the network once... when you press Enter.
Even for full-screen stuff (vim, tmux, btop…) where it hands over a real PTY, it does mosh-style predictive echo: your keystrokes show up immediately in grey and turn white the moment the server confirms them same idea as mosh, minus the full terminal emulator. And it decides whether prediction is actually helping at runtime instead of guessing from the program name, so it works in sessions it's never heard of.
Best part: anything that needs a terminal but isn't on the known list just works now. A plain exec that fails with a "needs a terminal" error gets transparently re-run under a PTY (or you force it with a ! prefix). No allowlist editing.
One-line install, C on libssh, MIT. Still early tell me what breaks:
Direct Install:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/z3r0n3br4instorm/FlashSSH/main/install.sh | sh