Ask HN: Alternative for putty?
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If you find cygwin annoying and/or slow, try mingw.
If you grab the official git windows client you get a mini-install with openssh which works fine :)
I use putty myself, and if I'm only allowed to use a web browser, I'll just log into chrome and use the ssh client chrome extension (which seems to be still in beta a year later)
If you grab the official git windows client you get a mini-install with openssh which works fine :)
I use putty myself, and if I'm only allowed to use a web browser, I'll just log into chrome and use the ssh client chrome extension (which seems to be still in beta a year later)
Cygwin is essential if you spend any significant amount of time using a Windoze box...
I vote with the others: cygwin, and install openssh in that.
You have the added benefit of having a bash command line (or zsh or whatever) to use as you like.
But for your question, cygwin plus openssh is an excellent solution. Try it.
You have the added benefit of having a bash command line (or zsh or whatever) to use as you like.
But for your question, cygwin plus openssh is an excellent solution. Try it.
SmartFTP- has tabbed ssh terminals, dual-pane local/sftp, bookmarks.
SecureCRT is very good.
Plenty
Poderosa, Terraterm
among others
Poderosa, Terraterm
among others
Some times you can not run your workstation on linux for different reasons.
I am more and more unhappy with "putty" I currently use.
Why isn't there a actively maintained SSH Terminal Client for Windows?
Please list SSH Terminal Client for Windows you like!