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> TRAMP is pretty great, I wish it would not make a new connection for every network interaction though Same. One of my wishes for Emacs in "From caching up to
by mpereira 6y ago
> TRAMP is pretty great, I wish it would not make a new connection for every network interaction though
Same. One of my wishes for Emacs in "From caching up to getting ahead" is for Tramp improvements.
These days I went back to TUI Emacs via SSH for work.
- db48x 6y agoTRAMP doesn't open any network connections at all. Instead it relies on ssh (or ftp if you're really old-school). Open up your ~/.ssh/config file and set "ControlMaster yes", "ControlPersist yes" and "ControlPath ~/.ssh/cp-%C" and ssh will multiplex all of your ssh sessions across as few unique tcp connections as possible. This will speed up scp and sftp connections as well.
- mpereira 6y agoI do that. Performance is still pretty bad compared to VSCode remote or TUI Emacs via SSH.