3 ms·

Sounds like you really just need sshfs and mount the machine from 2 locations.

• alkonaut 4y ago
  Not sure what that is but it sounds linux-y. I work on windows and with desktop/graphics intensive development. Even a remote desktop on a low latency network connection in between is painful.
  • Beltiras 4y ago
    sshfs is a linux filesystem driver that uses ssh (secure socket host) as a transport mechanism. With proper setup you shouldn't feel latency except with very large files (can be mitigated with caching). I think there's a windows client available but an alternative Windows solution is using WSL2 to facilitate ssh.