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Not only that, but if you use Emacs, then I highly suggest learning to use Tramp. Ever since I discovered it, I've stopped using vim in terminals to edit remote
by a-priori 18y ago
Not only that, but if you use Emacs, then I highly suggest learning to use Tramp. Ever since I discovered it, I've stopped using vim in terminals to edit remote files.
- jrockway 18y agoYup, although I personally have had better luck with sshfs. Then you can interact with the remote files with all your favorite shell utilities, as well.
- zacharypinter 18y agoI've tried using Tramp several times over the past few years on multiple operating systems and environments. However, it has always been unbearably slow for me, even with persistent SSH connections via ControlMaster/ControlPath. Any pointers?