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Yes, that's what I meant, and thanks, those are interesting points. My main use case is launching one-off visualization tools on a remote system that I'm ssh'd
by atq2119 4y ago
Yes, that's what I meant, and thanks, those are interesting points.
My main use case is launching one-off visualization tools on a remote system that I'm ssh'd to anyway. ssh -X is hard to beat in terms of convenience for that use case, and e.g. a persistence setup would be overkill.
- pedrocr 4y agoFrom the linked waypipe page the usage is: waypipe ssh <user>@<server> <app> That will call ssh with the correct parameters on both sides and start the app. Seems just about perfect for what people want out of a remote solution that's not a full desktop.