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ET uses a layer above TCP to make connections persistent, while mosh uses UDP which is better for high-latency or flaky connections (like 4G or wifi). For the u
by mprovost 7y ago
ET uses a layer above TCP to make connections persistent, while mosh uses UDP which is better for high-latency or flaky connections (like 4G or wifi). For the use case in the original post with a congested wifi network, mosh is probably going to provide a better experience.
- _ph_ 7y agoI use Blink on my iPad, as it supports mosh for ssh connections. As iPadOS sets limits for background execution and quickly kills apps, it is great to be able to reconnect to your running session.