Creating putty private keys as a blind user

hi all.
was wondering, how to create putty private keys as a blind user rofl

I... don't know why after every question you think it is uncomfortable to ask or you#d get a not expected response to put a ROFL at. But to answer your question: After an awesome google search which took about one second, and clicking after the first link, I gladly give you this resource:
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/use-ssh-keys-with-putty/

Also, please. If we are so specific, can't we just name it properly so everyone knows what to expect upon clicking at the topic rather than having to play a guess the topic game? I know, I'm not a moderator or anything in this sort, but yeah.

random answer

you cant move the mouse around with NVDA

you can

how

golden cursor

So tempted to keep the two word response game going, it's fun and I can't figure out who's winning yet! But anyway. Golden curser is in fact good along with the standard mouse movement gestures with NVDA.

Aye, Exactly. More descriptive titles please.
Since users can't edit title names themselves I've gone ahead and renamed this one.

You know, I'm just trying to enforce users to use their brain and learn to use google

-- (silentsentinel):
So tempted to keep the two word response game going, it's fun and I can't figure out who's winning yet! But anyway. Golden curser is in fact good along with the standard mouse movement gestures with NVDA.

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@11, you're fighting a losing battle lol.

How if you did not even mention a word about it?
-- (ArcticMoon):
You know, I'm just trying to enforce users to use their brain and learn to use google

-- (silentsentinel):
So tempted to keep the two word response game going, it's fun and I can't figure out who's winning yet! But anyway. Golden curser is in fact good along with the standard mouse movement gestures with NVDA.

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I would suggest that you use OpenSSH, the default one that comes with Windows. Far more efficient than anything else. Then you can open cmd and run cmd user@ip. Then ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -p "Pass" and copy the key to your server.