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Mosh: Like ssh, but better (e.g. local echo and persistent sessions across sleeps / network changes)(mosh.org)

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Carunga@feddit.de
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What do you guys think about Eternal Terminal? I quite like it. You can scroll!

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I had problems with CPU use; it has a polling model that wasn’t very well tuned. The dev(s) are responsive, and suggested a work-around which helped the server, but eventually I went back to mosh. All my mosh connections are into tmux sessions, so the et benefits were not noticeable, and mosh is lighter on resources.

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