Be more productive: Enso & PuTTY – part 1.1

Looking at SSH accounts developers use a lot, there are more advantages to Enso.

If you use PuTTY for SSH connections and you have a saved session which ideally looks like username@host, you can make a Windows shortcut to PuTTY which you edit and save with this Target:

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"C:\Program Files\PuTTY\putty.exe" -load "session_name"

Then select the shortcut on your desktop or wherever you placed it and give Enso the learn as open session_name command.

There you go: opening an SSH session is now as quick as holding SHIFT LOCK, typing open session_name and entering your password.


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One Response to “Be more productive: Enso & PuTTY – part 1.1”

  1. Gravatar of Steven Habex Steven Habex
    18. September 2008 at 15:09

    Great idea, I already used a batch-file for this, never tought of using enso for this.

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