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or Cygwin for that matter, in an era where just about all commodity hardware can sustain virtualisation. I use cygwin primarily as an ssh client for my local l
by vectorpush 12y ago
or Cygwin for that matter, in an era where just about all commodity hardware can sustain virtualisation.
I use cygwin primarily as an ssh client for my local linux VMs. My IDE is vim/tmux/zsh, and I've found ssh via cygwin provides an experience that closely resembles gnome-terminal in appearance and behavior (gnome-terminal being the best terminal emulator around IMHO)
- Scarbutt 12y agoseems overkill, wouldn't just putty do in your case?
- vectorpush 12y agoAs I said, I prefer cygwin's look and feel to the alternatives. Also, cygwin supports transparent windows out of the box. I don't think it's overkill at all, the only package you need is ssh, everything else lives in the VM.