Smooth Integrated Terminal for SSH: The Missing Killer Feature for Windows
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Someone get Nadella on the horn! We need this, STAT!!!
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On a serious note - how cool would it be if they added terminal functionality into PowerShell ISE? Two birds with one stone.
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@AVI-NetworkGuy said:
Someone get Nadella on the horn! We need this, STAT!!!
Let's hope he reads ML!
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@scottalanmiller of course he does, it's where he likely gets all of his IT news.
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May be we can all post here?
https://windows.uservoice.com/forums/265757-windows-feature-suggestions -
And here it is already added!
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I just threw three votes at it.
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Me too, hope ML team can make a difference!
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ML.... changing the world one feature at a time.
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Anyone tried mobaxterm? I am switching soon from MAC to Windows for work (more SharePoint works!) and really need a better tool than Putty, I will really miss MAC terminal!
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I don't think that there is anything better than PuTTY. I've seen some PuTTY integratin projects, but nothing that replaces PuTTY that competes with it. An XTerm is something very different than an SSH shell and is far worse, IMHO. That's like an RDP session!
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@scottalanmiller said:
I don't think that there is anything better than PuTTY. I've seen some PuTTY integratin projects, but nothing that replaces PuTTY that competes with it. An XTerm is something very different than an SSH shell and is far worse, IMHO. That's like an RDP session!
I like both PuTTY and TeraTerm
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@scottalanmiller said:
I don't think that there is anything better than PuTTY. I've seen some PuTTY integratin projects, but nothing that replaces PuTTY that competes with it. An XTerm is something very different than an SSH shell and is far worse, IMHO. That's like an RDP session!
That's good to hear, as a non normal SSH user, I was wondering what was missing from PuTTY.
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If I need a GUI, I forego XTerms completely and use X2Go which uses the NX protocol. Works far better.
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ConEmu is a great tool. It can take PuTTY to a new level, making it feel a lot better integrated with the desktop.
