ssh.place is a shared 200x60 pixel canvas that users draw on collaboratively using only SSH. No accounts, installations, or web browser required — simply run `ssh ssh.place` with any SSH key. Users move a cursor with arrow keys or vim-style navigation, select from 16 colors, and place pixels with a 15-second cooldown per key. The project is fully open source and includes a web view for observing the canvas in real time.
ssh.place is an Entertainment & Media project. Collaboratively drawing on a shared pixel canvas without needing an account, app, or web browser. ssh.place is an open-source project aimed at terminal users and hackers. ssh.place costs nothing to use. It runs on the command line.
ssh.place first shipped in 2024. Among its 6 catalogued features are Shared Canvas, SSH Access, and Color Selection.
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