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The problem is browsing files, for me. I can't use fzf, nerdtree, nnn.vim, whatever. I much prefer sshfs and treating the remote file system like a local one.
by lunchables 7y ago
The problem is browsing files, for me. I can't use fzf, nerdtree, nnn.vim, whatever. I much prefer sshfs and treating the remote file system like a local one.
But I'm not really familiar with netrw other than just:
:e scp://host/path/file
- clinta 7y agoI've never used any of those plugins, but the built in netrw has a directory browser that works. On vanilla vim if you :e scp://host// you should get the built in netrw browser working over scp.
- kqr 7y agoThis is one of the reasons my preferred implementation of Vi is Evil -- the TRAMP network layer in Emacs does exactly what you want: let you treat any remote file system as local. It even does multi-hop access through e.g. bastion machines. It is great.