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Not really. I use tmux + vim on a daily basis, but it starts with having just one cursor. Goes on with not being web-based and in the end, it has no offline col
by arendtio 7y ago
Not really. I use tmux + vim on a daily basis, but it starts with having just one cursor. Goes on with not being web-based and in the end, it has no offline collaboration support (that requires some kind of merge strategy).
So yes, there are some use-cases when it is sufficient for collaboration, but most certainly not for the use-cases described in the blog post.
- Fnoord 7y agoMy use-case isn't similar to the ones described in the blog post. You could easily make tmux + vim web-based if you desire (I don't see why, I'd just use Mosh or SSH instead). For merging you could abstract the content to a Git repository. For multiple cursors you could try Wemux [1]. [1] https://github.com/zolrath/wemux https://github.com/zolrath/wemux