How can I connect my windows pc with Hyper via SSH to my Raspberry Pi with Raspbian? I'm sorry, I've no idea how I could do that and i found nothing on google.
Happy new year 2017
I'm not sure what your knowledge level is, therefore I try to explain as much as I can:
A terminal (like Hyper or cmd) is just an interface to operate with your computer. You can for example move files around and delete them. To be able to do just that there has to be an application that does just that. If you want to delete a file there has to be an application installed called del.exe, luckily this is some sort of standard and Windows already includes lots of useful application like del.exe. So if you type del my_file.txt it will look up for the application del.exe within all the directories you specified in the environment variable PATH execute that application and apply all the parameters (my_file.txt in the example) to that application.
This means in conclusion that if you want to use an application ssh you have to "install" it before. As far as I know the easiest way to use ssh on Windows is to install putty.exe.
And to all "downvoters": Please imagine you being at this point, working on a new subject with basically everything being new and undiscovered. It's extremely hard to fix a problem if you don't even know what your problem is or where it even comes from. It took me like 3-5 minutes to guide him to a new direction and maybe answering some additional questions as well.
Ahhh...
This is an aha-moment for me. Thanks for your answer. I already using Putty, but I thought I can use Hyper for SSH instead of Putty, because it looks better with all the plugins.
Now I've learnt something new again.
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I'm not sure what your knowledge level is, therefore I try to explain as much as I can:
A terminal (like
Hyperorcmd) is just an interface to operate with your computer. You can for example move files around and delete them. To be able to do just that there has to be an application that does just that. If you want to delete a file there has to be an application installed calleddel.exe, luckily this is some sort of standard and Windows already includes lots of useful application likedel.exe. So if you typedel my_file.txtit will look up for the applicationdel.exewithin all the directories you specified in the environment variablePATHexecute that application and apply all the parameters (my_file.txtin the example) to that application.This means in conclusion that if you want to use an application
sshyou have to "install" it before. As far as I know the easiest way to usesshon Windows is to installputty.exe.And to all "downvoters": Please imagine you being at this point, working on a new subject with basically everything being new and undiscovered. It's extremely hard to fix a problem if you don't even know what your problem is or where it even comes from. It took me like 3-5 minutes to guide him to a new direction and maybe answering some additional questions as well.