That's why storing your conf in a keyboard input device is so nice, works as long as you can insert your own keyboard. I think I might start doing that, but the

That's why storing your conf in a keyboard input device is so nice, works as long as you can insert your own keyboard. I think I might start doing that, but the systems I remote in to are so different can not be sure emacs/vim is there. I would recommend a Raspberry Pico as a fake keyboard, it has 2MB of storage. But that all falls apart when you are not allowed your own USB devices...