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Yes, it is! Also, terminal multiplexers are pretty annoying if you actually care about what escape sequences do, since they have to parse them all and either ac
by db48x 4y ago
Yes, it is! Also, terminal multiplexers are pretty annoying if you actually care about what escape sequences do, since they have to parse them all and either act on/answer them themselves, or pass them along to the terminal. Possibly with modifications.
- kps 4y ago`dtach` is just a pass-through multiplexer, with no emulation of its own. For my use case — reconnecting from the same local windows to the same remote sessions every morning — it's perfect. I can use the full capabilities of my terminal rather than the intermediate subset.