The PowerShell team announced that this is going to change: Microsoft is going to work with and contribute to OpenSSH, the de facto standard SSH implementation in the Unix world, to bring its SSH ...

Calvo said the SSH implementation in PowerShell will be two-way, allowing for both incoming and outgoing connections to and from Windows, indicating both a client and a server will be developed.

Just open PowerShell in Windows or a Linux terminal window on Ubuntu and issue the following command: C:\gitlab\ssh\example> ssh-keygen -o -t rsa -C "[email protected]" The options provided to the ssh ...

Adding SSH support was a long time coming and wouldn’t have been possible without those changes at Microsoft. Calvo revealed that the PowerShell team tried to include SSH support in versions 1 ...