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I used to use mosh when riding Amtrak and using the free wifi. Without it, I rarely could even stay connected long enough to run more than a command or two, but

by saghm 1y ago

I used to use mosh when riding Amtrak and using the free wifi. Without it, I rarely could even stay connected long enough to run more than a command or two, but using mosh completely solved it. I had no idea people considered handling changes in the IP to be the primary use case.

slipperydippery 1y ago
Even my home wifi sometimes has enough packet loss to kill SSH connections. And if my computer sleeps for a even a quarter-second, yeah, connection dead. Mosh means a lot less, "Sigh..." up-arrow, enter. A small thing, but why live with it when you can just not?