Wow. Only about 20 years too late.
http://betanews.com/2015/06/04/microsoft-ssh-support-coming-to-windows/
Windows users who want to access another device via SSH (Secure Shell) have to rely on third-party tools to get the job done, as there is no built-in support for it in the popular operating system. Azure CTO Mark Russinovich has revealed that he uses PuTTY for such tasks, which is also the SSH tool of choice for plenty of other folks, myself included.
PuTTy user checking in.
Oh, and just so we are clear Gary… even when it’s added, I’m still going to use PuTTy….
