Latest update and plans for the future

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[agiz]

Wow, i really like what i am seeing here!
I love the project for a VERY long time now, and was sad to see it stagnate, but i really like your post above.
I can only support you with kind words and a donation now and then, but i am quite certain there are many that are looking to see a new version in the future

[dmsparer]

Thanks agiz!

Kind words and occasional donations are very welcomed

[pencoe]

I'm really excited to see that this great piece of software has a new maintainer i wish you all the best!

I would like to give some comments to your goals:
@2: i think you should use the language you are most familiar with: the effort of migrating will definitely pay off later!
@5: i really, really would like to see Keepass integration... A dream would come true . This would eleminate the use of the Keepass pageant plugin
@6: this sounds promising!

Again: i'm very happy to see you here!

Peter

[DigitalDictator]

Great news! Good luck and keep the faith!

[kennyg]

Just started using mRemoteNG today, 2 things i wish it had.
1. multiple ssh session code insertion with multi line scripting
2. commander style sftp(or winscp integration/not its own window)

Good luck

[koumdros]

great. I'm glad you are going full speed with this, after checking multiple simialr products, i keep coming back to Remote.

I think the support of multiple protocols , plus the intuitive way the connectins pane works is waht kepe bringing me back.

re the anouncements:
A. Languase wise: ti think the best language would be th one bringing most developers behind it. dont get me wrong i respct your effort, but i also see 3 different projects currently runing to keep the application allive, this more or less signifies the support /need for it.
B. there a re a lot of bugs in the code, including regressions, things that worked in previous version have problems in the latest mRemotNG
we should all help development work by reporting and combing throuth the functionality and UI
C. while a built in SSH support would be ideal, most of us have gotten really comfortable working with putty and it has proven a long tack record of code upgrades and keeping up with security. I hope net.SSH does the same but it is stil a relative new and lightly worked on project.

[Cosebdd]

[dmsparer]

@Cosebdd
1. Contributions page is here: http://www.mremoteng.org/contribute (or were you looking for info on helping in other ways?)
2. Hmm didn't know there was a Chocolatey package for mRemoteNG - I don't think that's maintained by us directly

[Cosebdd]

@dmsparer
I meant code contribution