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I have to work on Windows but I have to administrate 4-5 linux machines. Until now I used putty to connect to the linux machines via ssh. It is good but not very user friendly.
Is there any better terminal tool for Win?
A tabbed terminal with proxy settings (and maybe free) would be nice.
putty permit you to launch a x session on the linux and you see like you front of it. in the setting, activate thex forwardind.
other thing, try http://www.realvnc.com
You might consider installing CygwinX on the Windows machine. You could run a X11 program on a remote linux machine and have it show up on your local windows machine. This may be quicker than VNC. In any case, using tools like grep, sed & perl on the windows machine can be handy. Even when not connecting to a Linux host.
i like the rigth line corned !
install samba on linux and share all the disk.
with explorer you acces the device on linux, with putty you launch applications.
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but I have to administrate 4-5 linux machines. Until now I used putty to connect to the linux machines via ssh. It is good but not very user friendly. 
