PuTTY VS cmder
Cmder is a powerful console emulator for Windows that emphasizes customization and integration with various shells, making it ideal for developers. PuTTY, on the other hand, is a lightweight SSH client focused on remote access, providing robust features for secure connections but lacking advanced customization options.
PuTTY
Pros:
- Robust SSH support
- Lightweight and fast
- Widely used for remote connections
- Supports SFTP for file transfers
- Session logging capabilities
- Multi-language support
- Simple and straightforward interface
- Mouse support for easier navigation
- Remote desktop capabilities
- Reliable for long-running sessions
Cons:
- Limited customization options
- No local shell support
- Less user-friendly interface
- Lacks advanced text editing features
- No tabbed interface
- No integration with Git
- Not portable
- Fewer plugins available
- Limited appearance customization
- More basic functionality
cmder
Pros:
- Highly customizable
- Supports a variety of shells
- User-friendly interface
- Integrated with Git
- Portable and lightweight
- Tabbed interface for multiple sessions
- PowerShell scripting support
- Advanced text editing features
- Custom key bindings
- Extensive plugin support
Cons:
- Limited SSH support
- No SFTP or FTP support
- Less suited for remote access
- Not as widely adopted
- Requires initial setup for full features
- No in-built session logging
- Can be complex for beginners
- Limited language support
- Less focus on file transfer
- Not ideal for very basic use
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