Re: Transfer Putty Settings From a Windows Putty Client to a Linux Putty Client

Irish <irishjd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am running Fedora Core 6, and it is already prepackaged. BTW, I am
guessing that there is no way to transfer my settings from my Windows
system to my Linux system?

There's no standard means at present, I'm afraid, although I don't
imagine it ought to be too difficult to write a piece of Perl which
would convert a Windows registry dump file into the appropriate
format for Unix PuTTY.

Some of the settings only make sense on one platform, of course, so
the conversion wouldn't be perfect; but it would save most of the
effort.
--
Simon Tatham "I thought I'd put my foot so far into my mouth I
<anakin@xxxxxxxxx> wouldn't be able to sit down without standing up."
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