On a somewhat related note, Wireguard acts somewhat similar to Mosh in that it can handle poor connections and moving across networks without reconnecting anyth

On a somewhat related note, Wireguard acts somewhat similar to Mosh in that it can handle poor connections and moving across networks without reconnecting anything. I use SSH over Wireguard on the home DSL which sometimes has significant packet loss and it works well. I also use ZNC over Wireguard on my phone so I can move between networks without having to reconnect (home wifi => cell network => public wifi => etc). Mosh has more features than just handling unreliable connections though, so SSH over Wireguard is not a proper replacement. Mosh reduces input latency by just echoing text right away and fixing it if needed and only syncs the visible part of the screen instead of making output block while catching up. It does other interesting things too that I don't understand very well! You can always run Mosh over Wireguard too! This is what I'm going to start doing I think.