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Sometimes I've a feeling that some people really like it complicated. Today it is no mysterium to mount a remote machine via SSH and edit all the files using at
by foxylion 10y ago
Sometimes I've a feeling that some people really like it complicated. Today it is no mysterium to mount a remote machine via SSH and edit all the files using atom/sublime/vs code/... so mostly no need for a terminal editor on a remote server.
And have you ever tried to use a terminal (editor) on remote over a connection with high latency? Awful.
- easytiger 10y ago> And have you ever tried to use a terminal (editor) on remote over a connection with high latency? Awful. You have no idea what you are talking about. Hilariously so.
- sctb 10y agoPlease don't attack other users like this on Hacker News.
- easytiger 10y agoI should of course have elaborated on his ludicrous assertion that a tty over ssh has worse latency than an rdp gui or such but his sentence was so self evidently nonsensical and his tone so needlessly aggressive and self assured that I didn't. It was not an attack and I resent the framing of it as such.
- colemickens 10y ago1. VS Code doesn't support SSH/SCP/SFTP natively, and Windows/Mac support for sshfs is non-existent/bad. Not to mention it breaks down in tons of cases, especially low latency or dropped connections. And even in Linux, depending on where you mount to, you can basically hork your system to the point where it requires a reboot. 2. Gotta agree with easytiger. I work all the time from 3G tether connection. Mosh makes it a breeze.
- kps 10y ago> And have you ever tried to use a terminal (editor) on remote over a connection with high latency? Awful. That's why ed doesn't prompt. (ed is the standard text editor.)