Termini
The window
Termini is one window with a sidebar of sections.
| Section | For |
|---|---|
| Hosts | your saved servers: add, edit, organize, search, connect |
| SSH | terminal sessions, in tabs, each splittable into panes |
| SFTP | file browsers: your Mac on the left, one or many servers on the right, and the transfer queue |
| Settings | General, Appearance, Terminal, Keyboard, Keys, Snippets, Updates, About |
Moving around
Section titled “Moving around”Everything that moves between open work is in the Navigate menu, so you can always look a shortcut up:
| Shortcut | Goes to |
|---|---|
| ⌃Tab | switch between the SSH and SFTP sections |
| ⇧⌘O | the same host’s other side: from a terminal to its files, or back |
| ⌘` | the previous session you were in, wherever it is |
| ⌥⌘← / ⌥⌘→ | previous / next tab, wrapping around |
| ⌘1 … ⌘9 | the nth tab of the current section |
| ⌘K | the command palette: any host, session, snippet or setting by name |
The full list is on Keyboard shortcuts.
The command palette
Section titled “The command palette”⌘K searches everything: type part of a host’s name and you’ll see its open session, Connect to, and Browse files on together; type a setting’s name to jump to it. Press Return on an empty query to go back to your most recent session.
Starting where you left off
Section titled “Starting where you left off”With Settings → General → Restore Sessions on Launch on, Termini reopens the sessions you had open when you quit. Open On chooses which section the window shows first.