Hi Michael,
Am 30.11.2020 um 14:35 schrieb Michael van Elst:
m...@petermann-it.de (Matthias Petermann) writes:
can any of you recommend a (graphical) SSH client for NetBSD? I am
looking for something similar to Putty / mRemoteNG that I use in the
Windows world. It would be important to me:
* Management of connection targets and possibility to configure
passwords and SSH keys to use for each connection
* Advanced functions like configuration of remote / local port forwarding
* Unicode support
While all this is just possible with the command line client (and a Unicode
terminal like xterm), you can simply use Putty. The last time I tried the
version from pkgsrc, it just worked.
I didn't even know that there was a putty version for Unix :-) Funny -
it looks exactly like the Windows version and I can also confirm that it
works in pkgsrc-2020Q3. Thanks for the tip!
You're right though - what Putty out of the Box can do is not much
different from what would be possible in a normal UTF8-Xterm with the
ssh-client and a well maintained .ssh/config.
So I'll keep looking - the bar is now set at mRemoteNG ;-)
Many greetings
Matthias
