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For someone wondering "how is this different from screen?/ what problem does it solve?", this article was actually quite nice: https://medium.com/@grassfedcode
by johntiger1 7y ago
For someone wondering "how is this different from screen?/ what problem does it solve?", this article was actually quite nice:
https://medium.com/@grassfedcode/what-could-be-better-than-ssh-e69561ec1b83 https://medium.com/@grassfedcode/what-could-be-better-than-s...
- Lurkars 7y agoI asked my self the same question, scanned the linked article and did not find any matches for "screen". So please, could you tell me in short, what the benefit is?
- yoz-y 7y agoThey are a bit orthogonal. When you have a flaky connection, screen will help keeping your stuff alive on the remote host but you still need to reconnect all the time the connection drops. ET and mosh will make it look like your connection never dropped.
- blunte 7y agoJust my guess, but it could be that screen is older and perhaps less used (or at least written about) than tmux.
- noobermin 7y agoThis article didn't help with screen, but it convinced me that eternal terminal isn't what I want because I often leverage mosh over poor connections and I generally use tmux anyway.
- scubbo 7y agoThanks! I was wondering the same thing, and this helped.