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I can find no mention of Emacs (or Tramp) in any of the documentation or a sampling of blog posts. It’s as if the authors don’t even know it exists. This is c
by teddyh 2y ago
I can find no mention of Emacs (or Tramp) in any of the documentation or a sampling of blog posts. It’s as if the authors don’t even know it exists. This is concerning.
(As is their apparent 100% all-in on the AI hype train.)
- globular-toast 2y agoYep. Emacs had this 25 years ago. I find editing over SSH a last resort, though, as it introduces a lot of undesirable latency.
- amszmidt 2y agoEmacs had this 40 years ago. ;-)
- globular-toast 2y agoI'm not surprised! I said 25 because the TRAMP manual says (c) 1999.
- teddyh 2y agoBefore there was Tramp, there was AngeFTP.
- rs_rs_rs_rs_rs 2y ago>I find editing over SSH a last resort, though, as it introduces a lot of undesirable latency. I suggest you give Zed a try then or even VS Code remote, just to compare. They're much better engineered than Emacs tramp.