Quick Start

Sysmon allows you to monitor the usage of system resources such as the time, uptime, CPU, memory, network, etc. of the local machine or remote server.

Sysmon supports:

• Linux (SSH, Shell)
• macOS (SSH, Shell)
• Cmd
• PowerShell
• Windows Subsystem for Linux

Sysmon

Quick Start

Auto completion supports history commands. History commands include not only the command history of the current session, but also the command history of all sessions of the same System, such as the Linux system.

If and only if the master password is entered, the history commands can be encrypted and stored. The default maximum number of history commands is 10000.

If you only want to use the history commands for auto completion, you can：

• Type ! at the beginning of the line.
• Use the shortcut key Ctrl+R.

Auto Completion

• History Commands

Quick Start

Auto completion supports quick commands from the QuickBar.

Auto Completion

• Quick Сommands

Quick Start

Auto completion suggests commands, subcommands, command options, command parameters, history commands and quick commands from the QuickBar that are currently available.

Auto completion will recommend the most suitable parameters or phrases based on historical input, which greatly increases text input speed, because you don’t have to memorize a large number of commands and type every letter in a command.

Auto completion supports:

• Linux Shell commands.
• MacOS Shell commands.
• Windows Cmd commands.
• PowerShell commands.
• Commands of any command line program, such as Git
• Quick Commands from the QuickBar

Auto Completion

• Linux Shell
• PowerShell
• Windows Cmd

Quick Start

Free type mode lets you using the mouse to quickly move the cursor, select text, and drag and drop text, either when typing shell commands, or in applications such as VI, Emacs, everything is as convenient as in a text editor.

Free type mode supports:

• Any protocol and shell, including SSH, Telnet, Serial, bash, cmd, powershell etc.
• Move the cursor by Alt + Mouse Click.
  For convenience, when the Term is xterm or xterm-256color, only a mouse click is required to move the cursor.
• For the current line containing the cursor:
  • alt + Mouse-drag to select text.
  • alt + Double-click to select a word.
  • alt + Double-click to select text between matching pairs.
  • alt + Triple-click to select the line.
  • alt + Shift + Click to select a piece of text.
    For convenience, when the Term is xterm or xterm-256color, only the mouse is required and the Alt key is optional.
• Overwrite, delete or move the selection.
• Duplicate the selection when pressing Ctrl.

Free Type Mode