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If you can move your tabs to tmux, you will greatly improve your situation. It's easy. Then you can, for instance, make your development machine a dedicated cl
by mod 6y ago
If you can move your tabs to tmux, you will greatly improve your situation. It's easy.
Then you can, for instance, make your development machine a dedicated cloud server, like digital Ocean etc.
This is what I do and it's very nice to be able to use any hardware I want, including cheap underpowered stuff, since it's just a window to my real machine.
- gregjor 6y agoExactly my setup, except I still use screen.
- timc3 6y agoWhat language(s) do you develop in though. I found this was fine for certain languages, but others such as C#, swift or perhaps Java really suit having a fat IDE. Or perhaps its me?
- Timpy 6y agoI also use a digitalocean droplet for my development, but I'm programming in Python, bash, JavaScript/HTML/CSS, PHP, MySQL. I wouldn't do this if I were using Java, Java without an IDE is painful.
- dllthomas 6y agoI use tmux to group shells by context, setting a shell variable that various things in my bashrc respond to. The biggest win is a separate bash history per context, so my commands related to project A don't get mixed up with my commands related to project B or my sysadmin commands or ... It's very nice!