Бросил tmux и написал свой инструмент

Десятилетия терминальных мультиплексеров, одна хроническая боль и маленькая тулза на C, которая наконец всё починила.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1005094/?utm_source=habrahabr&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=1005094

#tmux #screen #dtach #ssh #ai #terminal #termux

Бросил tmux и написал свой инструмент

Десятилетия терминальных мультиплексеров, одна хроническая боль и маленькая тулза на C, которая наконец всё починила.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1005094/

#tmux #screen #dtach #ssh #ai #terminal #termux

@mms Eg (#dtach):

mosh -n -- HOST dtach -A .dtach.emacs1 -z emacs -nw

starts or reconnects to an Emacs named "emacs1” on HOST, using mosh to better tolerate intermittent connectivity (or you can use ssh). Control-\ disconnects.

#unix #emacs

@mms Not so crazy but it always gives me a little wow feeling when I'm editing a #hledger journal with (ledger-mode and) flycheck-hledger and I see real time error indicators for typos or even the smallest decimal error in a transaction amount or account balance.

I also heavily use terminal emacs, multiple emacs daemons and clients scoped to individual projects for better context/scope/durability, and #dtach for connecting to remote emacsen (much simpler than tmux).

#emacs #plaintextaccounting

@s1ide Ah I see. Well, you can rebind them if you want.

You could also use #dtach (https://dtach.sourceforge.net/) if you prefer its simplicity and just need detachable terminal programs.

As you probably knew to expect, it also has an #Emacs detached (https://sr.ht/~niklaseklund/detached.el/) front-end.