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northlighthq/boreal
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Boreal is a free, native SSH client and terminal for Windows that draws its interface without Electron, written in Go.
The README says macOS and Linux support are planned (issues #1 and #2), Windows on ARM is not yet tested on ARM hardware, and Segoe UI is not bundled. Beta builds are not code-signed yet.
Evidence
The README lists macOS and Linux as planned, links to open issues #1 and #2 for them, and marks Windows 11 on ARM64 as native builds not yet tested on ARM hardware. It also says beta builds aren't code-signed and that the project is in early development. The repo has 0 unchecked roadmap items, so the unfinished work is described in prose and linked issues, not a checklist.
Risks
The license is MIT, stated in the README and the notice section. The repo was created on 2026-10-13 and last pushed on 2026-11-07, so it is recent. Only one developer, AlesixDev with 335 commits, is listed. It has 16 stars and 0 forks, so community use is hard to judge from the data given.
Next release
Test the existing arm64 Windows build on real Windows 11 ARM hardware and record the result in the README platform table.
Who it is for
Windows developers and sysadmins who want a lightweight SSH client with a built-in terminal, SFTP and port forwarding, without Electron, may care about this project. Contributors who can test on ARM hardware or help with macOS and Linux ports may also be interested.
First milestone
Test arm64 build on ARM hardware. Done when: A tester reports a working arm64 install on Windows 11 ARM and the README platform status for ARM64 is updated to match.
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