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tramp-mode does this on emacs. It's nice that it's just opening a file with only the `/ssh:user@host:` prefix, but a few things need tweaks (project tree, shell
by dietr1ch 5y ago
tramp-mode does this on emacs. It's nice that it's just opening a file with only the `/ssh:user@host:` prefix, but a few things need tweaks (project tree, shell). BTW `/sudo:user@machine:` works too.
It still feels like there's value in making this work simply outside of emacs so more programs can make use of the cached copies. Is there a more resilient alternative to `sshfs`?
- Jeff_Brown 5y agoTramp mode is great. My only pain point with it is it operates purely in serial.When i save a buffer i have to wait for it to complete on the remote server before I can switch to another. It's almost enough for me to want to open a separate emacs instance for each remote file I'm editing. (Which in tmux might even be feasible ... hmm ...)