As far as I know, the person who took over maintaining sshuttle does a pretty good job - it still works well today on more platforms than ever. However, I've b

As far as I know, the person who took over maintaining sshuttle does a pretty good job - it still works well today on more platforms than ever. However, I've been thinking that the sshuttle model doesn't completely keep up with the way the world has been going since I first wrote it ~10 years ago. There's a lot more stuff in the cloud now! And you want to be connected to multiple locations, not just a single location, because your team's resources tend to be scattered over many locations. Tailscale is a more modern approach based on a similar philosophy: minimizing setup time and complexity, while relying on an existing mature layer for the cryptography part so we can't screw it up. (And yes, it's funny trying to argue both sides in a thread where I'm competing with myself :))