Description
XTelnet
XTelnet is a straightforward telnet client that even has SSL support! It makes connecting to servers super easy and secure.
How to Install XTelnet
If you want to get started with XTelnet, here’s how you can compile it:
- Step 1: First, open your terminal and
cd
into the directory where the source code for XTelnet is located. Then type./configure
. This command sets everything up for your system. If you're using an older version of System V with `csh`, just typesh ./configure
instead. This keeps `csh` from trying to run the configure script itself. - Step 2: After that, type
make
. This will start compiling the package. - Step 3: If you want to make sure everything's working right, you can run some tests by typing
make check
. It's optional but can be helpful! - Step 4: To install all the programs and any data files or documentation, type
make install
. - Step 5: If you're done and want to clean up, use
make clean
. This removes the program binaries and object files from your source code directory. If you’re looking to prepare for a different computer setup, go ahead and usemake distclean
. There’s also a target calledmake maintainer-clean
, but that's mainly for developers. It might require extra programs if used.
If you're ready to dive in and download this handy tool, check out XTelnet here!
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User Reviews for XTelnet FOR LINUX 7
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XTelnet FOR LINUX is user-friendly with seamless SSL support. Easy installation process with clear instructions. Excellent telnet client overall.
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XTelnet is a fantastic telnet client! The SSL support is seamless, making secure connections easy.
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I love using XTelnet! It’s user-friendly and the setup process is straightforward. Highly recommended!
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XTelnet has made my work so much easier. Simple to install and reliable for all my telnet needs!
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This app is amazing! XTelnet's SSL support makes it perfect for secure connections. Five stars!
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I’ve tried several telnet clients, but XTelnet stands out with its simplicity and effectiveness. Love it!
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Absolutely satisfied with XTelnet. It’s easy to compile and use, plus the SSL support is a great feature.