3 ms·
As a software dev, I like using whatever as a local env but SSH'ing into something more powerful to perform any heavy lifting. There's also tools like VSCode Re
by mickeyk 4y ago
As a software dev, I like using whatever as a local env but SSH'ing into something more powerful to perform any heavy lifting. There's also tools like VSCode Remote that make it almost like developing locally. That said, the most taxing tools that I use regularly are things like video conferencing and "collaboration" tools like Miro. These things are hell.
- nicoburns 4y ago> the most taxing tools that I use regularly are things like video conferencing and "collaboration" tools like Miro Do you mean computationally taxing or mentally taxing?
- p_l 4y agoIn my experience, both? And combine computationally heavy result of running stuff like Miro adding to any inherent complexity of collaboration task... Ehhh
- maeln 4y agoThat is not what the article is talking about: > I'm also going to restrict this discussion to the case of "We run a full graphical environment on the VM, and stream that to the laptop" - an approach that only offers SSH access is much more manageable, but also significantly more restricted in certain ways. With those details mentioned, let's begin.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]