I use Putty w/ Xming Server to replace X-win 32 and VNC.
Color Scheme
After searching, I found a decent color scheme for Putty.
To make it default for Putty, paste the following code and name the file PuttyConfig.PS1 (Windows Power Shell Script): (I borrow the script from another site, see links at the end)
param([string]$puttyConf) $sessionKey = "HKCU:SoftwareSimonTathamPuTTYSessions$puttyConf" if ( test-path $sessionKey ) { $values = @{ "Xterm256Colour" = 0x00000001 "BoldAsColour" = 0x00000001 "Colour0" = "187,187,187" "Colour1" = "255,255,255" "Colour2" = "8,8,8" "Colour3" = "85,85,85" "Colour4" = "0,0,0" "Colour5" = "0,255,0" "Colour6" = "46,52,54" "Colour7" = "85,87,83" "Colour8" = "204,0,0" "Colour9" = "239,41,41" "Colour10" = "78,154,6" "Colour11" = "138,226,52" "Colour12" = "196,160,0" "Colour13" = "252,233,79" "Colour14" = "52,101,164" "Colour15" = "114,159,207" "Colour16" = "117,80,123" "Colour17" = "173,127,168" "Colour18" = "6,152,154" "Colour19" = "52,226,226" "Colour20" = "211,215,207" "Colour21" = "238,238,236" } $values.Keys | %{ set-itemproperty $sessionKey $_ $values[$_] } } else { write-error "Profile '$puttyConf' does not exist in the Putty configuration" }
Fonts & Window
Double click the file to run it. I also set Font to “Courier New”, 12-point, Font quality: ClearType
I wish to have a transparent putty terminal window, so I use a modified version of Putty: PuttyTray. Then set window opacity( in Colours section ) to 220.
Export Putty Session Settings
To export putty settings with session list: (This will generate a .reg file on the Desktop)
regedit /e "%userprofile%desktopputty.reg" HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareSimonTatham
To export sessions only:
regedit /e "%userprofile%desktopputty-sessions.reg" HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareSimonTathamPuTTYSessions
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