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Not by Emacs, but locally storing backups and autosaves means it only matters when you're actively reading or writing a file via Tramp.
by throwanem 6y ago
Not by Emacs, but locally storing backups and autosaves means it only matters when you're actively reading or writing a file via Tramp.
- taeric 6y agoAbsolutely. It just sucks, as my build are so much faster on the remote machine. :) That is, a lot of my remote editing is not just idle edits, but edit, run build, burn down compile output of tests and other items I'm working. If I really want hell, I'll try and run lsp remotely. None of this would matter, if I hadn't built up so much muscle memory from when I did have good internet and it did just transparently work.