Mobaxterm is great. However it's worth spending a little bit of time putting your hosts into ~/.ssh/config and using short hostname aliases to start your ssh se

Mobaxterm is great. However it's worth spending a little bit of time putting your hosts into ~/.ssh/config and using short hostname aliases to start your ssh sessions. I had switched to using mobaxterm as just a shell without saved sessions before I switched completely (back) to using Linux. With a properly set up ssh-agent and this config file you probably won't miss mobaxterm.