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If you're going to use CMD/PS on windows you might go whole hog and install ConEmu. Then load it up with Cygwin, and DosBox. ConEmu can even integrate stuff li
by Senji 10y ago
If you're going to use CMD/PS on windows you might go whole hog and install ConEmu. Then load it up with Cygwin, and DosBox.
ConEmu can even integrate stuff like Putty.
- josteink 10y ago> ConEmu can even integrate stuff like Putty. If you're going to use ConEmu, just go ahead and use the straight & regular OpenSSH command-line ssh tool. Then you get all the standard niceties you can stash away for global reuse in ~/.ssh/config. I don't miss PuTTY one bit.
- rocqua 10y agoOoh, could I use this to get ECDSA keys with configurable rounds of hash functions? I might switch from putty to ConEmu with OpenSSH then. Presuming I can get ConEmu's look close enough to my putty.
- Senji 10y agoConEmu is endlessly modifiable. You can inject dll hooks into it if you so wish even.
- erikbye 10y agoThanks for that suggestion. I am well aware of these options, and if I used Windows at home, I could utilize these. However, I only use Windows when I have to, which is at work. The environment in which I work, you can absolutely not install software like this, as you would be breaking security protocols (and the law). So this explains the joy I feel over small improvements like those mentioned above.