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Yeah. TRAMP is magical, and everything just works. And has for years and years.

• oblio 6y ago
  There is a comment right above yours that contradicts you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24561943 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24561943
  • diffeomorphism 6y ago
    That comment doesn't contradict the post at all. If anything it supports that statement and then goes on to mentions that high latency connections are problematic.
    • oblio 6y ago
      High latency connections are a fact of life. If Emacs Tramp, for which development was started in 1998, when high latency connection were a lot more common, still has issues with high latency connections, that's not a glowing reference for its architecture. Especially since it seems VSCode manages those connections better. It's ok to admit your favorite tech has flaws, everything has them.
      • diffeomorphism 6y ago
        Not disagreeing with that. I am just saying that the previous post was that plugins don't have to be modified with Tramp and work transparently. The post referenced above does not disagree with that. Instead it says that tramp does not deal well with high latency connections. I think is important to be clear where the issue lies if one wants to get it fixed.