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Learning a client-server editor will save your nerves when developing on a remote machine with 200ms ping
by nurumaik 1y ago
Learning a client-server editor will save your nerves when developing on a remote machine with 200ms ping
- JackYoustra 1y agolearning both is fun!
- opan 1y agoVim and emacs both also support editing remote files.
- nurumaik 1y ago"Support editing remote files" and "work with all plugins on remote that feels like editing on local machine" are different things
- opan 1y agoJust to clarify, for vim I'm talking about the scp:// thing, for emacs there is of course TRAMP. In both cases you're running a local editor and fetching the remote file, then sending it back when making changes. So your plugins and such should work just fine. I am not talking about sshing into the machine and running vim or emacs as a TUI on that remote machine, which is also possible with both editors.