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If you're using emacs you can use M-x eshell to open a shell. Combined with tramp (which lets you open remote files via ssh: C-x C-f /ssh:you@otherhost:path/to/
by db48x 11y ago
If you're using emacs you can use M-x eshell to open a shell. Combined with tramp (which lets you open remote files via ssh: C-x C-f /ssh:you@otherhost:path/to/file) you can actually avoid using tmux/screen at all. Instead of managing screens in tmux and simultaneously buffers in emacs, you just need the emacs buffers.
- bch 11y agoWhat I was imagining is launching Emacs in a tmux session, doing your editing (at work, for example), detaching that session (but not closing it), going home and logging back into your work machine and reattaching that same editing session.