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Alternative for Xshell.

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Do anyone knows an alternative for xshell? I have checked and the alternatives mentioned are putty, openssh etc. But I require it mainly for port forwarding and for that xshell works perfectly. Is there any way(apart from using wine) to install xshell in ubuntu precise?

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answered 3 Years ago puccop · Accepted Answer

Why would you want to use xshell in Ubuntu? The standard ssh client that comes with Ubuntu has all the port forwarding capabilities you probably need.