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You can share the same terminal session to multiple ssh connections with gnu screen btw.

• mike503 3y ago
  screen -x However the unique prop here is that it's web-based.
  • bitwize 3y ago
    If it isn't web-based, or you can't 'npm i' it, it may as well not exist.
    • wiseowise 3y ago
      This, but unironically.
    • quickthrower2 3y ago
      npx it these days
• vulcan01 3y ago
  Or tmux. I guess neither are as intuitive as clickable buttons though.
  • ekzhang 3y ago
    Yep, it was a big inspiration for this. tmux won’t sync window sizes properly between viewers though
    • somat 3y ago
      multiple connections to the same tmux session right? I never had a problem with it, tmux picks the largest space that can fit all terminals. should it be doing something different?
• deleted 3y ago
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• gooseyard 3y ago
  I'll plug https://tmate.io/ https://tmate.io/ as well, its incredibly handy
  • ekzhang 3y ago
    tmate is an incredible piece of software! The terminal multiplexing is surprisingly similar to the problem of collaboratively sharing terminals, and forking tmux is a really elegant way to handle that. I took a lot of inspiration from other terminal software out there
    • minerva23 3y ago
      Have you considered adding a section to the readme comparing Sshx to these well-known alternatives?
      • ekzhang 3y ago
        I could do it!! It’s on the list (note that sshx is pretty different from all the suggested alternatives though)
  • stavros 3y ago
    Tmate is amazing, highly recommended. It's my favorite way to do pair programming.