ClusterSHISH

Control multiple shells simultaneously on Windows.

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ClusterSHISH allows you to control multiple ssh sessions from a single input window. It's certainly not a new idea; many UNIX users are accustomed with ClusterSSH, that does almost the same thing on UNIX/X11 environment.

Supported shells

ClusterSHISH works well with console applications, such as OpenSSH for Windows or CMD.EXE or telnet.exe. It also works with PuTTY terminal emulator (in fact, I'm using it with PuTTY most of the time).

Features

Window transparency control with Ctrl+Up, Ctrl+Down (see all your shells through the ClusterSHISH window)
Minimalistic look enabled with Ctrl+Space: only the command entry is visible in this mode
Ctrl+C, Ctrl+D, Ctrl+Z are passed to shell windows
Save history to a file whenever you want

Distinctions from ClusterSSH

Works on Windows, which is its main raison d'être.
Entire commands are passed to shells, not keystrokes.
Shells are started independently and then tied to running ClusterSHISH instance.
No "close inactive windows" and the like: ClusterSHISH has no way to know whether a session is inactive.

Free?

Here the LICENSE starts: Umm, yes it's free. I certainly want to get a lot of money for this thing, but this desire is not strong enough to pursue some copyright-based business model. Feel free to use, share or reverse-engineer the program as you wish (some software from www.equi4.com might be useful for the latter). Here the LICENSE ends.

But I'm still going to get a lot of money for this thing on voluntary basis. Dear user of ClusterSHISH, please hand out $25 if you are reading this. I'm not going to list all possible reasons for doing it, as you know them better.