nordicger.blogg.se - Windows terminal putty

KiTTY uses a different registry path to store the session settings: Software\\KiTTY.

The reason for this being that the portable version works on the file level instead of using the registry, making some features unusable (for example using a port other then 22 for SSH sesions). Please also make sure that you use uncompressed version of KiTTY and not the portable version. There are, however, a couple of differences which require additional configuration in order to make it work. KiTTY is a fork of PuTTY that offers additional features.

To do that, simply download the new version of PuTTY and configure the full path in the Executable field: Here are some possible scenarios for changing the plugin settings: Use a more recent version of PuTTYĪs mentioned before, Royal TS includes the putty.exe binary but in case a new version of PuTTY has been released, you can easily instruct Royal TS to use the version you provide instead of the one included in Royal TS. Select Terminal under Connection Types, select Terminal (based on PuTTY) and click on the Settings toolbar button. To set that up, go to the View ribbon tab, click on the Plugins command to open the Royal TS Plugin Management dialog.

There's also a plugin setting where you can specify your own executable. Royal TS for Windows includes the putty.exe binary which will be extracted/used automatically - without a seperate download or install. It is also technically legal to juggle chainsaws.Īnyway, many of our customers prefer PuTTY and while PuTTY has a lot to offer, there are forks which offer even more features. Is it technically legal to have a parent/child or owner/owned relationship between windows from different processes? From Raymond Chen's blog post at Microsoft: The integration of PuTTY based terminal connections is actually quite hacky because of the re-parenting technique used to integrate it. In general we recommend using the rebex based terminal plugin because it's tightly integrated in Royal TS. In Royal TS for Windows, there are two Terminal connection plugins: