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I've seen tool after tool that tries to make SSH'ing into a remote machine more "comfortable", but I honestly don't do enough remote work over SSH to make it wo
by linguafranca 12y ago
I've seen tool after tool that tries to make SSH'ing into a remote machine more "comfortable", but I honestly don't do enough remote work over SSH to make it worth the time required to set it up. I probably spend an hour or two over SSH per week, and Ubuntu's minimalist shell defaults are perfectly fine for the little work I do.
- millettjon 12y agoThere are plenty of people that do use ssh for the bulk of their work. In that scenario, these sorts of optimizations are quite useful.