I am excited to try this and hope it proves easy to setup and reliable to use. X11 forwarding is just terrible, completely useless over WAN. sshfs is also a b

I am excited to try this and hope it proves easy to setup and reliable to use. X11 forwarding is just terrible, completely useless over WAN. sshfs is also a bad solution for coding as it doesn't do inotify properly, so if a file changes on the remote end it doesn't properly notify your local mount of the changes. Even worse, doing tons of small i/o operations (which is exactly what git does) is terribly slow with sshfs over WAN. Right now I do most of my work in vscode locally and use the "Run on Save" plugin to automatically rsync my code changes to the remote server(s). It's the best solution I have found after trying many things. vim is great for remote work too. very great in it's own right. But even despite the electron-based UI, the local, "native" experience and plugin ecosystem of VSCode is unmatched IMO.