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If you really wanted, you may be able to eliminate Vim from your workflow altogether: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15958056/how-to-use-sublime-over-ssh ht

If you really wanted, you may be able to eliminate Vim from your workflow altogether: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15958056/how-to-use-sublime-over-ssh http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15958056/how-to-use-subli...

bpicolo 10y ago
Only if you have a single, constant remote. I've used osx fuse + Sublime a lot. It's not perfect. If you change something on the remote through not-sublime, sublime doesn't pick up changes for a long time (rather, your OS doesnt, not Sublime's fault). That said, decent for the day to day. If you're hitting moving target servers, docker, etc, you still need to have some basic vim or emacs or nano knowledge.
- Walf 10y ago
  Really?! It doesn't check modified date on focus?
  - bpicolo 10y ago
    It's more that the Fuse doesn't get signals from the remote host, so if you change data on the remote then fuse won't pick up changes even close to immediately without a restart