Hm, I wonder if they can even add full CSS2 support so late, without breaking a couple of websites. I assume it's much too late, as many websites will already be working around those bugs like "use this correct.css for Mozilla, and use this.css with wrong font sizes etc. for IE".... let's see how they'll get that managed:-)
Cheers, Christoph
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I absolutely agree with you - PuTTY is a very nice SSH client. The only drawback I've encountered so far: it doesn't accept commands to be executed on the remote site via command line (yes, it does from within its UI), so I can not use it in a batch file to run a command on an SSH server and assign the result to an environment variable. To accomplish this, I still have to use the OpenSSH client from my Cygwin environment. Would be great to see that in a future version of PuTTY.:-)
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Hm, I wonder if they can even add full CSS2 support so late, without breaking a couple of websites. I assume it's much too late, as many websites will already be working around those bugs like "use this correct .css for Mozilla, and use this .css with wrong font sizes etc. for IE" .... let's see how they'll get that managed :-)
Cheers, Christoph
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Great! Thanks for the hint - I didn't look at that tool, yet. So finally, I can do it all with PuTTY - farewell, Cygwin :-)
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I absolutely agree with you - PuTTY is a very nice SSH client. The only drawback I've encountered so far: it doesn't accept commands to be executed on the remote site via command line (yes, it does from within its UI), so I can not use it in a batch file to run a command on an SSH server and assign the result to an environment variable. To accomplish this, I still have to use the OpenSSH client from my Cygwin environment. Would be great to see that in a future version of PuTTY. :-)