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pfft cathy is lying https://en.osdn.jp/projects/ttssh2/releases/

>10MB for a terminal emultor

it has it all

Is it made with electron or some shit?

ayyy

It's nice if you work a lot with serial and it features the fileserver, generation stuff you need

Why is KiTTy better than the waaaay more popular PuTTY?

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Because it literally a fork of putty with more features added

it looked the same

features such as?

and now the main screen is gone

just like with putty

Such as open the page I linked

ed25519 OpenSSH?

Without storing it in retarded PuTTY format

No idea

rip

you have to use that puttygen shit

useless features

to generate their format

you cant use the normal OpenSSH key

I find tht annoying

@uberrice It logs in automatically after you restart a session

I'd use it over putty for that reason alone

uh oh

>storing credentials somewhere

^this

10/10

I don't know about you but I'm not running trojans on my computer

of course that'd be a comfy feature, but you DON'T STORE PASSWORDS OTHER THAN IN SOMETHING THAT IS ENCRYPTED ITSELF - which in turn needs a password again

i mean, there's something specifically made to evade putting in passwords in ssh

it's called ssh keys

wel if one had a trojan there is worse thing to think about

like the trojan stealing the key itself

My point is that your "oh it stores the password in memory" argument is invalid

It's pure convenience

I believe that only counts based on your views

It counts in my use case

Ofc it's by far not the same as people storing their username and password in plaintext files