I did, for a while. 99% of my work is on a terminal. I used Blink for that, and connected to a remote machine via MOSH. MOSH reduces perceived latency by antic

I did, for a while. 99% of my work is on a terminal. I used Blink for that, and connected to a remote machine via MOSH. MOSH reduces perceived latency by anticipating the update, and by sending only a diff between the client's display and the up-to-date emulated client on the server. I stopped because my 11" iPad Pro just wasn't large enough for most work, and because looking down at that screen wasn't practical if I'm sitting in a chair. For working from a hammock it was amazing - but my MBP has a larger screen, no network latency at all, and I can work fully offline if necessary. If I found myself between jobs again, I'd probably sell my laptops and go back to that setup. Other than saving money on hardware, there really isn't much point to it.