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Wait... you think a terminal emulator, which by definition has almost no graphical UI at its heart, is crap because of its UI? Really? You think the entire prog
by Cacti 11y ago
Wait... you think a terminal emulator, which by definition has almost no graphical UI at its heart, is crap because of its UI? Really? You think the entire program is crap because, what, you don't like how the Preferences panel is laid out?
- kyberias 11y agoTo be fair, the only piece of UI in Putty that one needs besides the actual shell, namely adding and managing hosts that you connect, is absolutely broken beyond imagination. It has always been like that and it probably will be. Of course if one never ever uses the UI, then it's ok, but putty more or less forces one to use it.
- Cacti 11y agoI know exactly what you're talking about but "broken beyond imagination" is pushing it a bit. I agree it's not obvious how to use that portion of the UI, and the UI is far from ideal, but once you understand how it switches profiles, then you're pretty much set. That issue doesn't occur again anywhere else in the application so it's a rather minor issue if you ask me.