Hello, >> Looking at >> https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/feedback.html#feedback-features >> suggests that you should try to design whatever features you require >> yourself in the first instance, and then submit it for consideration >> by the maintainers. And be prepared to implement it if required before >> submission to the project. I don't mean that you personally should do >> this, but rather that you should hire someone suitably qualified to do >> it. Specifically someone who is not part of the team, unless they >> volunteer. It sounds like their problem is lack of available effort.
I genuinely appreciate these details and the clarification that I had overlooked. I will now discuss this information with our project team to determine the best way to incorporate it. This includes considering presenting the idea to our management and potentially engaging a qualified third party to design a prototype. The goal would be to further develop these features beyond the initial stage, so that the PuTTY project team can seamlessly integrate them (ideally in the form of a ready-to-use patch). >From my perspective, this approach offers distinct advantages over commercial >solutions in terms of licensing and maintenance costs. Regards, Thierry
