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In theory you're correct, but by that logic you'd also have to add ssh (probably by far the most common way of connecting to a remote terminal today). I guess y
by PhilipRoman 1y ago
In theory you're correct, but by that logic you'd also have to add ssh (probably by far the most common way of connecting to a remote terminal today). I guess you'd end up with something like mobaXTerm which is a valid approach for sure, but doesn't compose as well.
Personally I live by the maxim "if it can be separated without significant drawbacks, then it should be separate" but GNU tends to see it differently.
- throwaway173738 1y agoI dont think you understand what a terminal is. What you’re talking about is a shell running in a console. What we’re talking about is the terminal to connect to the console serial port running the shell. EG https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/VT220 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/VT220