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I often SSH to remote computers using PuTTY.
You know what really annoys me? Those 4-8 seconds from the moment I launch PuTTY to the moment the server responds with the prompt and I can start typing.
I wouldn't mind the wait, but unlike most other GUI/CLI interfaces, I can't type during the wait time! I want to be able to start typing stuff while I'm waiting for the server to respond, and then have the server execute the command when it's ready.
Possible? How?
2I doubt it's possible to change this. Whenever I use PuTTY the server been quite quick to respond, so I can't even replicate your issue. – Stuart McLaughlin – 2011-09-08T14:23:55.077
2What @Ram details is correct (my server is slow as well). It's worth a note that if you type while the connection is being established, your command will be chopped as the server will not recieve your keyboard input until the connection is complete. However, you can type while a command is being executed and the prompt hasn't been returned, without any problems. – rlb.usa – 2011-09-08T19:04:01.437
I think your best bet here may be to simply keep your PuTTY window/connection open so you won't have to wait for it to connect so often. (unhelpful, I know) – rlb.usa – 2011-09-08T19:07:15.660