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My laptops run Windows but I do all my development in Linux VMs via Powershell's built-in SSH client. My biggest ask on Windows is for a native mosh client. Th
by eatonphil 6y ago
My laptops run Windows but I do all my development in Linux VMs via Powershell's built-in SSH client.
My biggest ask on Windows is for a native mosh client. There aren't currently any.
- jesse9766 6y agoHave you tried using Fluent Terminal? It is available on github and the Windows Store. To use mosh you need to connect via the quick connect menu in the top left corner of the program.
- rhabarba 6y agoI’m not sure whether a JavaScript-based terminal is a good idea.
- jesse9766 6y agoI haven't done a test yet, but the Fluent Terminal seems fast enough and doesn't eat up that many resources surprisingly. As a UWP program it feels very snappy (as opposed to Hyper being a full on electron app using 200MB for simple text output!) I don't care what technologies they use to build a program, as long as it works. I haven't experienced any hangups using SSH, so it's good enough for me.
- nickjj 6y agoI tried a ton of them for a while and the microsoft terminal or wsltty both use the least amount of resources, open the quickest and have the lowest input latency.
- banana_giraffe 6y agoPersonally, I'm using mosh inside of WSL using wsltty for the terminal itself. It works well.