Tell HN: macOS Terminal remote connection manager

I just came across something that I have always subconsciously missed in my 20 years as a macos Terminal user.

`Shift-Command-K` [0] opens a dialog window, from which you can initiate ssh, sftp, ftp and telnet connections in a new terminal window. You can also keep a list of hosts.

It would be even cooler, if it would parse your .ssh/config for hosts.

[0] https://support.apple.com/guide/terminal/keyboard-shortcuts-trmlshtcts/mac

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k310 2y ago ↗

That's funny. I remember command-K opening up a network connection in Finder, but since I came from other platforms, never thought of shortcuts in the terminal window other than ^L to clear the screen.

Interesting. But does Siri know about it?