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Exploring a browser-based graphical shell for SSH connections

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Marcus Lewis

2h ago· 3 min readenInsight

Summary

The article explores the idea of creating a browser-based graphical shell for SSH connections, where servers and edge devices could serve up a web-based interface with a home screen of apps. Each app would be a small HTTP server providing a web UI, and the shell would include an API for app discovery and inter-app communication. The concept draws inspiration from how web browsers have successfully enabled one device to provide an experience on another.

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Hacker NewsExploring a browser-based graphical shell for SSH connectionsprobablymarcus.com

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With the web browser, we have really figured out a good flow for how one device (the 'server') can provide an experience on another device (the 'client').
Imagine if servers and edge devices could serve up a browser-based graphical 'shell' so they can be used from other devices.
The shell would provide an API so that apps can look up each other's URLs.
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