PuTTY 0.82 💾

PuTTY is a free implementation of SSH and Telnet for Windows and Unix platforms, along with an xterm terminal emulator.

minor feature: Major refactoring of Unicode handling to allow the use of 'foreign' Unicode characters, i.e. outside the system's configured default character set / code page. Not yet complete, but the following things work: Windows console: usernames and passwords entered interactively into PSCP, PSFTP and Plink can use foreign characters. Windows command line: usernames, remote commands, and filenames entered via command-line options can use foreign characters. PuTTY's own terminal (on Windows and Unix): even if it's not configured into UTF-8 mode for the main session, interactive usernames and passwords can use foreign characters. Unicode version update: all character analysis is updated to Unicode 16.0.0. Unicode terminal rendering: national and regional flags are now understood by PuTTY's terminal emulator. (However, correct display of those flags will depend on fonts and operating system.). The Event Log mentions the local address and port number of the outgoing connection socket. Bracketed paste mode can now be turned off in the Terminal gt; Features panel. Unix Pageant: new. --foreground mode for running as a subprocess. the 'border width' configuration option is now honoured even when the window is maximised. SHA-2 based RSA signatures are now sent with correct zero padding. terminal wrap mishandling caused occasional incorrect redraws in curses-based applications. Alt + function key in "Xterm 216+" mode sent a spurious extra escape character.

MITL win32 putty ssh telnet terminal-client file-transfer ftp tftp


ExtraPuTTY 0.29

ExtraPuTTY is a fork of Putty 0.63 for Windows. It adds a Win32 API, command shortcuts, uses config files instead of the registry, automatic reconnection, and supports FTP, TFTP, X/Y/Zmodem besides SSH and Telnet. It also provides Lua 5.2 scripting for session handling and management, and is directory relocatable for portable installations.