> parsing each keystroke twice I think it's an unavoidable cost for any remote re-attachable system. No matter it's tmux/vnc/whatever remote protocol. But even

> parsing each keystroke twice I think it's an unavoidable cost for any remote re-attachable system. No matter it's tmux/vnc/whatever remote protocol. But even in all these options. Tmux is still the lightest weight among them. Which can runs on a 500mb-memory vm totally fine. Spin up a actual desktop is way way more heavier than a terminal emulator like tmux. And allow you to split the terminal is just a free bonus tmux provided. In an ideal world, connection can live forever, so re-attachable protocols like those are totally unnecessary. But in reality, the network sucks often.