ssh.place has introduced a new platform enabling collaborative pixel art creation directly through an SSH connection. Users can connect to "ssh ssh.place" to access a shared canvas, where they can place colored blocks.
The service requires no account creation or software installation; any valid SSH key can be used for access. Users navigate the canvas using arrow keys, 'wasd', or 'hjkl', and select colors with number keys '0' to '9' or the 'tab' key. Placing a block is done with the 'space' key.
The canvas measures 200x60 cells and supports color-only placements, disallowing text characters. A 15-second cooldown is enforced between each block placement, and this cooldown is tied to the user's SSH key, persisting across reconnections. The canvas updates exclusively through SSH interactions.
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ssh.place has launched a collaborative pixel art canvas that users can draw on directly through an SSH connection. This platform allows anyone with an SSH key to place colored blocks on a 200x60 cell grid, with a 15-second cooldown between placements, without requiring accounts or installations.