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No idea, never tried it -- not sure why you would want to run a terminal emulator remotely. Isn't it easier to run the terminal emulator locally and ssh into th
by aumerle 10y ago
No idea, never tried it -- not sure why you would want to run a terminal emulator remotely. Isn't it easier to run the terminal emulator locally and ssh into the remote server inside the terminal emulator?
- mzs 10y agoin case you don't have your favorite terminal emulator installed on the machine you are sshing from which would be common with one like this
- aumerle 10y agoPresumably, if you are going to do network forwarding, your machine will be network conencted, so just install it. kitty is designed to run from a single directory if needed, so you dont even need admin permissions to do that.
- mzs 10y agoI connect to a bunch of Linux servers from three OS X machines and one FreeBSD machine. I also use a solaris server, none of the servers have monitors. I'd install it on one of the Linux servers cause that's the only thing supported currently.
- aumerle 10y agoOSX/freebsd support should not be too far away -- see issue 5 in the kitty github for the status of the OS X port.