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I've tris Mosh several times and never found any tangible benefit in any scenario.
by semiinfinitely 1y ago
I've tris Mosh several times and never found any tangible benefit in any scenario.
- snickerdoodle12 1y agoIt's great for SSH from my phone. The connection is just there whenever I unlock my phone.
- _flux 1y agoYes, but I've also found that I can have ssh open from phone for days to my home computer, if I've established it over a VPN (in my case wireshark). I suppose this didn't always use to be the case, though.
- kzrdude 1y agoClose laptop and it's fine. Open laptop next day at work and your session is still there, it just reconnects itself. It's quite satisfying.
- robenkleene 1y agoDoesn't SSH drop if the connection drops? I keep my connections with Mosh/Eternal Terminal open for weeks or even months at a time, when devices are going in and out connectivity many times.
- esseph 1y agoWorking on servers via ssh over mobile hotspot Mosh is a lifesaver
- nothrabannosir 1y agoA small but noticeable qol improvement when managing servers on the other side of the world. Reliable but fundamentally high latency connection made for annoying ssh, while mosh made it feel like localhost.