Only issue with that is it supports only their own random language instead of Python. I didn't play with it any, but seems to have a robust scripting ecosystem. However, the session management sucked, the terminals were slow and clunky, and it tends to choke on more than a few open tabs. Kind of liked this, and seems to be the only SecureCRT alternative that does # 5. Seemed to do 1 as well as SecureCRT and 2 is as good as regular putty, and maybe 4 (don't remember), but completely missing the others. Worked, but wasn't polished enough to hook me.
Copy/paste was iffy, doesn't do 3 through 6. I wanted to like it, but just to clunky and to many bugs/weird behaviors.
I've always used and love SecureCRT, but since I didn't want to ask for a license for it at my new job I've been scouting around for alternatives.īesides just a rock solid terminal emulator, the features that SecureCRT had that I care the most about are:
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