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Putty used to be the go-to tool for Windows SSH, but nowadays I'm using Bitvise SSH client. It's worth a try.

• kiwijamo 10y ago
  What advantages does it offer over PuTTY?
  • gcp 10y ago
    Easy to open multiple terminals from the same connection, built-in SFTP. Probably better font rendering or something.
    • bananaboy 10y ago
      In PuTTY you can right-click on the title bar and click "Duplicate Session" to open another connection to the same server (if that's what you mean).
      • gcp 10y ago
        I think this opens a new connection rather than opening a second shell in the existing one.
• verbify 10y ago
  Odd, I moved into the opposite direction. But now I'm using git bash.
• jlgaddis 10y ago
  SecureCRT is what I always used on Windows but it's not free.
• el_duderino 10y ago
  Have you ever tried XShell5? https://www.netsarang.com/products/xsh_overview.html https://www.netsarang.com/products/xsh_overview.html It's free for Home/school use. I have tried all Windows SSH clients, and it is by far the best SSH client I have ever used.
  • hujun 10y ago
    +1 for xshell, tons of features and very good GUI, maybe secureCRT is still the best, but xshell is very close, and it is free for home/school
  • gcp 10y ago
    Doesn't seem to support Curve25519 from their specs.