wtf is 0qssh?

0qssh is a Chinese language SSH client for connecting to and managing remote servers. The project's own stated priority is that it should look good first and perform well second, aiming for visual comfort rather than squeezing out maximum speed. It is a portable Windows application, meaning a user can double click the downloaded file and run it without a separate installation step. Feature wise, it offers a dark themed interface, multiple terminal tabs at once, an SFTP file manager for moving files to and from a server, a built in AI assistant, port forwarding for both local and remote connections, firewall management for iptables, firewalld, and ufw, process supervision through systemd service management, batch command execution across sessions, and saved connection profiles for quick reconnecting. Downloads are provided as separate executables for standard 64 bit Windows machines and for ARM based Windows devices. The developer notes that macOS and Linux are supported only in theory: the code should work there, but the project does not build, test, or release versions for those platforms, so Windows 10 or newer is the only platform actively maintained. On the technical side, the backend is written in Go using the Wails version 3 framework to create the desktop app, while the frontend uses Vue 3 together with xterm.js for the terminal display and dockview-vue for the panel layout. Development instructions show that building it locally involves installing frontend dependencies with npm, then using Wails commands to run a development version or package a portable build for both processor architectures. The project is licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0, which allows personal use, copying, and modification as long as credit is given and any modified version is shared under the same license, but it explicitly disallows commercial use and closed source redistribution.