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And here I am, working over SSH -- every stroke requires a round-trip. Over a high-latency link, that's sometimes a few seconds between a batch of characters ap
by rdancer 11y ago
And here I am, working over SSH -- every stroke requires a round-trip. Over a high-latency link, that's sometimes a few seconds between a batch of characters appear :-)
- geekone 11y agoGive Mosh [1] a shot! From the site: "Remote terminal application that allows roaming, supports intermittent connectivity, and provides intelligent local echo and line editing of user keystrokes." Great for being on an intermittent and/or slow link. [1] https://mosh.mit.edu/ https://mosh.mit.edu/
- nickpsecurity 11y ago"and provides intelligent local echo and line editing of user keystrokes." I've always pushed for this to be in the remote terminals by default as my prototypes took almost no effort to implement. With plenty of benefit, too, for anyone that values instant feedback! That was a throwaway, though. Thanks for the link to a real app doing it. :)
- simik 11y agoI found that in such cases it's actually more productive to close my eyes while typing.
- barrkel 11y agoEmacs TRAMP is excellent for editing files over SSH. Even if you have to have a separate terminal for doing things like restarting services, doing the editing locally and updating via TRAMP is a big win.