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goSerial vs Muon SSH/SFTP client (formerly Snowflake)

A side-by-side look at goSerial and Muon SSH/SFTP client (formerly Snowflake). For an in-depth review of either product, follow the links below.

goSerial

goSerial

Development

goSerial is an open-source, cross-platform serial port toolkit that allows developers to easily access serial ports in their applications. It provides a simple API for reading and writing data over serial connections on Windows, Linux and macOS.

serialportcommunicationcrossplatform
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Muon SSH/SFTP client (formerly Snowflake)

Muon SSH/SFTP client (formerly Snowflake)

Remote Work & Education

Muon SSH/SFTP client is an open source, cross-platform SSH and SFTP client. It allows you to securely connect to Linux or Unix servers and transfer files via SFTP. It is lightweight yet full-featured.

sshsftpremote-accessfile-transferopen-source
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