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looking for linux like tab terminal for windows
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is there any free tool like linux tabbed terminal but for windows im used to work with putty and its great but i wander if there something like putty but with tabs thanks |
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tabbed terminals
Hi, there is an upcoming program called wintabber (http://www.wintabber.com) which can tab many terminal programs like putty and ssh secure shell. It should be available this year, but probably not for free.
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Forget Putty
Use http://en.poderosa.org/ as the terminal emulator. I can use cygwin as well from the same tool in additon to having tabbed interface to all my linux/sun boxes.
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Gnome on Cygwin -- a little behind the times on docs & support etc
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Yes, there is still a Gnome category in the Cygwin setup.exe. Yes, the items in that category do install from the mirrors using the latest, or next-to-latest, version of said setup utility. But unfortunately the Cygwin/X Gnome pages are more than a little out of date. Most of them are still calling the Cygwin X stuff by its old name "X-Free86" while in terms of 'what came from where,' is technically correct, a good many things have changed with Cygwin X from those days to now, enough to make instructions on how to start Gnome within Cygwin practically useless. For instance: the mention of an /opt/gnome folder -- in my two most recent installs of Cygwin, an "opt" folder was not installed. Yet by following the instructions on the main Gnome for Cygwin pages, one would end up (as I did) adding a nonexistent folder to their execution path, either on the Cygwin side, the M$ side or both. Just a little word of warning from someone who, after KDE, likes Gnome most of all in the Linux universe. BZT |
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