) when using Wine because Bitvise relies on specific Windows system components that may not translate perfectly. WineHQ Forums Feature Comparison Bitvise (Windows) Tabby (Native Ubuntu) Remmina (Native Ubuntu) Custom Console Integrated Xterm/Custom Integrated File Transfer Graphical SFTP Integrated SFTP Plugin-based Port Forwarding High GUI Control Simple Setup Advanced Profiles Free (Personal) Free/Open Source Free/Open Source set up Tabby
However, you can still run it on Ubuntu by using (a compatibility layer that runs Windows apps on Linux) or by using a Virtual Machine .
In the terminal, navigate to your Downloads folder and run: how to install bitvise ssh client on ubuntu
A modern, cross-platform SSH client with a polished UI. Remmina: Excellent remote desktop and SSH client.
However, a frequently asked question is: ) when using Wine because Bitvise relies on
To set clear expectations, it's helpful to understand the reality: Bitvise Software, the company behind the SSH client, builds it exclusively for Windows platforms. There is no official .deb package or Linux build available for Bitvise SSH Client.
wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Bitvise\ SSH\ Client/BvSsh.exe Remmina: Excellent remote desktop and SSH client
After installation, Wine usually creates a desktop entry, or you can launch it via the terminal.
If you primarily used Bitvise for its graphical SFTP window to drag and drop files, you can use native tools:
Use the terminal to copy ( Ctrl+Shift+C ) and paste ( Ctrl+Shift+V ) into the Wine window, or use Bitvise’s built-in clipboard support (sometimes works after enabling in winecfg ).