Release notes · Sep 3, 2026 # Termy 1.7.9: OpenSSH Config Keep your hosts and jump routes in ~/.ssh/config and let Termy use them directly. [Download 1.7.9 for macOS](https://dl.termyapp.com/releases/Termy-1.7.9.dmg)[All releases ↗](https://termyapp.com/releases) Current public builds require macOS 26 or later. This is the latest public release in the verified feed. ## One Source of Truth - **Link a Termy host to an OpenSSH Host alias.** Choose SSH Config as the route, enter the alias, and preview the resolved destination before saving. - **Connection settings stay current.** Termy re-reads HostName, User, Port, Include, and ProxyJump before every new connection and reconnect. - **Imported hosts can remain linked.** The SSH config importer can keep hosts connected to the default config instead of creating a one-time snapshot. ## ProxyJump & Safety - **Multi-hop and nested ProxyJump routes are supported.** Saved Termy credentials are reused for matching jump hosts, while other hops can use the target host's configured authentication. - **Authentication remains under your control.** Termy continues to use its saved authentication or your SSH agent and never opens private keys merely because they appear as IdentityFile entries. - **Unsafe or unsupported routes fail clearly.** Invalid ports, malformed or cyclic jump chains, and ProxyCommand routes are rejected instead of being silently bypassed. Match and ProxyCommand commands are never executed. ## Connection and compatibility reference Read the [SSH workflow](https://termyapp.com/ssh-client-macos), [SSH Config guide](https://termyapp.com/guides/ssh-config-proxyjump) and [compatibility documentation](https://termyapp.com/compatibility) for the current application behavior. --- Official source: [Termy 1.7.9 — OpenSSH Config | Release Notes](https://termyapp.com/releases/1.7.9)