Installation and First Connection

This guide will help you download, install uniTerm, and establish your first connection.

Download and Installation

Windows

Download the uniterm-amd64-installer.exe installer from GitHub Releases and double-click to run.

Alternatively, download the uniterm.exe portable version, extract it, and run directly.

macOS

Download uniterm.darwin-universal.dmg, open it, and drag uniTerm into the Applications folder.

Linux

Download uniterm.linux-amd64.tar.gz, extract it, and run:

tar xzf uniterm.linux-amd64.tar.gz
./uniterm

Creating Your First Connection

1. Open uniTerm, click the + button in the left sidebar, or click the "New Connection" card.

   

2. In the New Connection dialog, select the protocol type (e.g., SSH) and fill in the connection details:

   • Name: Give the connection an easily recognizable name
   • Host: Server IP or domain name
   • Port: The protocol's default port will be filled in automatically
   • Username: Login username
   • Password / Key: Choose an authentication method

3. Click OK, and the connection will appear in the left-hand list.

4. Double-click the connection to open the terminal/session.

Interface Overview

uniTerm's main interface is divided into the following areas:

• Left Sidebar — Connection list, where all your connections are managed by groups
• Central Terminal Area — Terminal tabs, supporting drag-and-drop splits to form workspaces
• Right Panel — File browser / AI Assistant

Next Steps

• See Start Page to learn how to use the start page
• See Remote Terminal for detailed usage of SSH/Telnet/Mosh
• See AI Assistant to configure the AI Agent
• See Personalization to adjust themes, keyboard shortcuts, and language