> It works in identical fashion to mosh. No, it doesn’t. The best way I understand it is that mosh syncs a “view” of your current session, whereas et just send

> It works in identical fashion to mosh. No, it doesn’t. The best way I understand it is that mosh syncs a “view” of your current session, whereas et just sends everything. In practice, what this means is if I accidentally cat a 5GB file, mosh zips past as if I were working locally (and ^C works!) whereas et completely locks up until the file reaches its end. That said I still prefer and use et daily due to the scrollback and tmux -CC support.