KiTTY 0.64.0.1

9bis software - ( Open Source)

KiTTY is a version of the PuTTY SSH client for connecting to remote servers using the SSH-1 protocol, SSH-2, Telnet and Rlogin using or not a proxy.

KiTTY is a popular version of the PuTTY SSH client – a communication software - developed to help you connect to remote servers using the SSH-1 protocol, SSH-2, Telnet and Rlogin using or not a proxy. In addition to the features of PuTTY, the application adds some new such as the session filter, portability, pitcher session, keystrokes, automatic passwords, record scripts, transparency of the main window, etc. It also allows you to assign an icon at each session to make automatic connections, hide active windows in the system tray, or to automatically run remote commands. With a simple and intuitive GUI, KiTTY offers some interesting and useful features such as protection against accidental keyboard input, hidden light chat server and a hidden text editor, pscp.exe and WinSCP integration and more.

Title:: KiTTY 0.64.0.1
File Size:: 539.5 KB
Requirements:: Windows (All Versions)
Language:: en-us
License:: Open Source
Date Added:: 20 Mar 2015
Publisher:: 9bis software
Homepage:: http-www-9bis-net-kitty
MD5 Checksum:: 4B87322A685CF009DFC98FAA80D572F7

# New feature:
- new option "Allow ACS line drawing in UTF".
- new key mapping to manage comma ({VK_OEM_COMMA})
- new command-line option "-loginscript" to load a "login script file" at startup
- management of the Windows message WM_WTSSESSION_CHANGE (when user unlock the session). This message is not compatible with Windows XP anymore
- new time to manage anti-idle
- the SSH tunnels input box is bigger now
# Bug fix:
- in portable mode, it was not possible to save a session into another
- memory leak in Stetch+ function of the "background image" feature
- when resizing a windows, the refresh was done during all the process. Now it is made at the end of the resizing only
- in remote file recuperation (pscp integration feature) it was not possible to specify a non standard port