During simultaneous uploads, later files are prioritized, suggesting sequential processing

[xiaofeng010766]

WindTerm 2.5.0 macos 13.4

1. 同时上传多个文件时，后来优先，感觉单线程处理，必须后面的上传完成后才进行上传前面的.
2. 上传文件还未结束时，输入命令行都感觉卡卡的，非得等到上传完成后，就不会有卡顿现象

[kingToolbox]

libssh does not support cross-thread operations for sessions, so it can only transfer in a single thread. From a performance perspective, single-threading is also the fastest. If you have added new tasks but still wish to transfer previous ones first, you can use the right-click menu to pause the task. As for the issue of stuttering, since file transfer and command interaction share a single connection, they will inevitably affect each other; this is the case with any SSH client. However, the WindTerm_2.6.0 version has made more optimizations in this regard. You are welcome to download and try it when the official release is available, thank you.

[xiaofeng010766]

termius

libssh does not support cross-thread operations for sessions, so it can only transfer in a single thread. From a performance perspective, single-threading is also the fastest. If you have added new tasks but still wish to transfer previous ones first, you can use the right-click menu to pause the task. As for the issue of stuttering, since file transfer and command interaction share a single connection, they will inevitably affect each other; this is the case with any SSH client. However, the WindTerm_2.6.0 version has made more optimizations in this regard. You are welcome to download and try it when the official release is available, thank you.

I think we can refer to termius, which can upload and punch commands at the same time, and can upload multiple files at the same time. It will coordinate the queue or schedule uploads according to the rules.

[kingToolbox]

Alright, I'll give Termius a try and continue our discussion afterward. Additionally, I'd like to add that simultaneously downloading multiple files and downloading without affecting current command interaction is actually not difficult. It only requires allowing the creation of a new session and conducting the downloads in the new session rather than the current one. Moreover, the more sessions that can be created, the easier it is to download multiple files at the same time. However, creating a new session does require one condition: for sessions that are not set to log in automatically, it is necessary to retain the username and password at login, because creating a new session requires logging in. And this is precisely why WindTerm has not implemented this feature.