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To download Termius, follow the instructions in one of the sections below 👇
MacOS
Download Termius from Mac App Store
Download Termius (DMG) from the website
The website version of Termius will auto-update. Termius in Mac App Store may or may not auto-update, depending on your settings in Mac App Store.
Important: Termius in Mac App Store runs in the sandbox, and so it doesn't provide the local terminal and won't let you open your local computer in an SFTP session.
Windows
​Download Termius from Microsoft Store​
​Download Termius (EXE) from the website​
The website version of Termius will auto-update. Termius in Microsoft Store may or may not auto-update, depending on your settings in Microsoft Store.
Linux
Termius for Linux can be installed from a deb package (64-bit) or via Snap.
Some recent versions of Linux, including Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and newer, include Snap support. If your distribution of choice doesn't have it installed, please, follow these instructions.
Once Snap is installed, download and install Termius or run this command:
sudo snap install termius-app
The deb version of Termius will auto-update. Termius in Snap may or may not auto-update, depending on your settings in Microsoft Store.
Important: Termius in Snap runs in the sandbox, and so it doesn't provide the local terminal and won't let you open your local computer in an SFTP session.
iOS, iPadOS
Download Termius from App Store
Android
Download Termius from Google Play Store
Note: Termius supports Android 5 and newer.
ChromeOS
On Chrome OS, Termius can be installed as an Android or Linux (desktop) app.
The latter requires enabling support for Linux apps on your device.
Termius Beta
😎 Feeling adventurous? Try our beta versions.
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Hey I have a issue with it, should I ask here or start a new thread instead?
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IPADOS 16.1.1 (20B101) is being used, and after connecting to the terminal via SSH with Charset euc-kr, the Korean display works well, but the Korean input is not displayed in this way as "ㅅㅆㅓ".
Can we get some sensible option for fedora/rhel users, such as an appimage/flatpak or even better and rpm package. I was able to extract the .deb and manually install it fedora, so It seems to me just a packaging problem.