Highlights
- Provides a graphical terminal interface for serial communication ports.
- Supports configuration of baud rates, parity, and flow control parameters.
- Allows logging of session data directly to disk files.
- Includes functionality for sending files over connected serial lines.
About this application
Moserial is a serial terminal client developed as part of the GNOME Project, intended for interacting with serial console devices on Linux systems. The software provides a graphical interface to send and receive text and binary data through hardware serial ports, USB-to-serial adapters, and related communication interfaces. It suits system administrators, embedded hardware developers, and technicians who need to monitor device output, configure networking hardware, or debug microcontrollers.
The application handles basic serial communication tasks such as configuring baud rates, data bits, parity, and flow control. It supports logging incoming sessions to disk and sending files through standard transfer protocols. The interface is intentionally straightforward, focusing on the direct transmission and inspection of serial streams rather than complex automation or scripting features.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.moserial
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