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Personally as somebody who is NOT a software dev Emacs is my favorite tool on Linux and I usually have 1 or 2 windows open at all times. Tramp in particular is
by yc20220630103 4y ago
Personally as somebody who is NOT a software dev Emacs is my favorite tool on Linux and I usually have 1 or 2 windows open at all times. Tramp in particular is like magic, I can natively browse remote directories, copy and edit files and run a terminal remotely through eshell. This is STILL something that VSCode struggles with, the Microsoft "Remote" extension has /bin/bash hardcoded in and fails if the remote machine doesn't have it.
- vdm 4y agoWhat machine does not have /bin/bash
- yoyohello13 4y agoAlpine linux based containers/VMs don't have bash and I occasionally need to drop into a shell in those.