In case that might help you: You can create a file ".ssh/config" in your user directory, just like under linux, and inside of it put "User myname", and ssh wil

In case that might help you: You can create a file ".ssh/config" in your user directory, just like under linux, and inside of it put "User myname", and ssh will use that as a default and you won't have to specify it with @ everytime.