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This skips my favorite reason to use mosh: it has predictive local echo and so makes high latency connections much more useable
by jefftk 7y ago
This skips my favorite reason to use mosh: it has predictive local echo and so makes high latency connections much more useable
- rcpt 7y agoMosh would be so great if it worked with the mouse.
- lucb1e 7y agoIsn't that called remote desktop?
- rcxdude 7y agoTerminals can have mouse support. It works with some TUI apps like vim.
- lucb1e 7y agoAll the terminal software with mouse support I've found so far just messes with things, I wasn't aware that people actually use this (e.g. in vim enabling mouse support messes with the yank buffer and doesn't let me select things for clipboard copying anymore, I immediately turn that off in setups where some overzealous maintainer default-enabled it). The amount of software with support is very low anyway, so if one really wants to use a mouse, remote desktop might serve one better.
- sesuximo 7y ago?? Sounds like mosh is the only program in the stack that doesn't support this
- pahool 7y agomosh is a lifesaver on flights, where latency typically exceeds 500ms
- sesuximo 7y agothe only reason I don't use mosh by default is that ssh preserves CMD+up/CMD+down to jump to the previous/next prompt, but mosh breaks the behavior. If I could keep this, I'd be sold