Well, being on a Linux box this isn't such a big deal for me....
I can just fire up a shell in the TeletypeWindow and use OpenSSH.
Cygwin will give you openssh on Windows as well, but I haven't tried to
get the Teletype working there.. 

It would seem to me that it would be one heck of a challenge to keep up
with the OpenSSH team, although a Squeak cross-platform secure shell 
would be very nice. ;)  I used to use a Java SSH client called "Mindterm"
at one time.

On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 08:53:00AM -0700, Patrick Curtain wrote:
> Agreed!  I'm surprised at how much of my day's effort I can complete 
> staying in squeak.  On my end, though, the terminal app will need secure 
> shell support, ssh, to be useful.
> 
> Is this on anyone's radar?  Anyone already working on it?
> --p
> 
> 
> On Wednesday, July 10, 2002, at 06:14 AM, Kevin Fisher wrote:
> 
> >Just an interesting observation:
> >
> >I've just been playing around with the lates 3.2gamma and some of the
> >goodies that have been released of late...it seems that with a 
> >combination
> >of Zurgle (for looks), Ian's Telnet/Pty emulator and OSProcess, you can
> >now safely do completely away with any other desktop and work solely
> >within Squeak (on Linux, at least).
> >
> >The Telnet/Pty emulator is good enough to run any command-line 
> >utilities,
> >OSProcess provides some really tight OS-level integration and 
> >Zurgle...well,
> >Zurgle just looks fantastic.
> >
> >Anyone want to write some ICCCM extensions for Squeak so it can become
> >the worlds most extensible window manager? :)
> >
> >Great work folks...Squeak just keeps getting better and better!
> >
> 
>