1) For me, I don't really do anything fancy with my window manager(s) and consider my work mostly terminal oriented. So I want a workflow that isn't dependent o

1) For me, I don't really do anything fancy with my window manager(s) and consider my work mostly terminal oriented. So I want a workflow that isn't dependent on what terminal emulator or operating system i'm on locally. 2) If i'm shelled into a system I just want to open another pane quickly to look at something, not open a new window, ssh, then move to that directory. 3) I get tired of configuring things to work the way I like. If I can copy my vim and tmux config, I know I can get to work and be comfortable. I don't have to worry about making different different OSs and terminal emulators act the same. I want my coding workflow/muscle memory to be based around things running in the terminal, not a mix of terminal and non-terminal/local things. It seems more unix philosophy oriented to me. 4) I can move from office to lab or go home and pick up right where I left off without any remote desktop nonsense.