How to Install PuTTY on Ubuntu (Linux)
Introduction PuTTY is a popular SSH, Telnet, and serial client primarily designed for Windows. However, it can also be installed on Ubuntu Linux using the native package available in the repositories. Step 1: Enable the Universe Repository Before installing PuTTY, ensure the 'universe' repository is enabled. Open a terminal and run: sudo add-apt-repository universe Step 2: Update Package Lists Update the package lists to ensure you have the latest version information: sudo apt update Step 3: Install PuTTY Install PuTTY using the following command: sudo apt install -y putty Step 4: Verify PuTTY Installation After installation, verify the PuTTY version to confirm it's installed correctly: putty --version Conclusion By following these steps, you've successfully installed PuTTY on Ubuntu. You can now use PuTTY for SSH, Telnet, and serial connections. Explore its features further or refer to PuTTY's documentation for more advanced configurations. F...