Xshell vs OpenSSH : Which is Better?

Xshell

Xshell is a powerful terminal emulator that supports SSH, SFTP, TELNET, RLOGIN and SERIAL.

License: Free Personal

Categories: Network & Admin

Apps available for Windows

OpenSSH

OpenSSH is the premier connectivity tool for remote login with the SSH protocol. It encrypts all traffic to eliminate eavesdropping, connection hijacking. Developed by Theo de Raadt

License: Open Source

Categories: File Management Network & Admin Security & Privacy

Apps available for Mac OS X Linux iPhone BSD iPad

Xshell VS OpenSSH Feature comparision

Feature	Xshell	OpenSSH
Support for SFTP
SSH
Command line interface
Customizable interface per session
Macros
Session management
Split-screen view
Tabbed interface
Built-in SSH client
Telnet client
Host management
Encryption
File transfer
Jailbreak required
Bundled with macOS
X server
Configurable
Function Key Shortcuts
Support for Multiple Monitors
Plugins
RDP Functionality
Portable
Ssh tunnel
Auto-saving
GPU Support
Lightweight
No input delay
Terminal emulator
RDP sessions in a tab
Stability
Clientless Remote Connection
Explorer-like
Customizable
Background transparency
Command line
Active Directory integration
Centralized credentials
File management
Mosh client
Debian package
FLOSS
Integrates with Putty configuration
Secure Copy (SCP)
Networking
GNU/linux-libre
Scripting support
Auto Highlighting
BBS Support
Group connections
Support for Multiple protocols
Password management