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This is not a linux question - it is a Windows networking question. &nbsp;Any software which could be used to connect to linux systems could also be used to connect to a wide variety of other systems. 
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This is not a linux question - it is a Windows networking question.  Any software which could be used to connect to linux systems could also be used to connect to a wide variety of other systems.

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Hi Expert,<br />
What is the best Free Terminal Emulation software that I can use to connect to my free Linux OS server.<br />
It must be or almost equivalent to ReflectionX or Hummingbird and available for download ?? <br />
Thks for your reconmendation.<br />
Jiayi
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Hi Expert,
What is the best Free Terminal Emulation software that I can use to connect to my free Linux OS server.
It must be or almost equivalent to ReflectionX or Hummingbird and available for download ?? 
Thks for your reconmendation.
Jiayi

Best Free Terminal Emulation Software for Linux

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