I've been using Mosh for a few weeks now and my impression is positive overall. My biggest criticism is that Mosh doesn't support mouse integration. I use a bash script that sets up mouse integration and then launches Mosh for me, but even then it's still a little glitchy.
Otherwise, it's pretty transparent and does its job well.
It seems easier to install than it was last time I looked at it. I remember trying briefly and giving up, on both Linux and Cygwin.
I haven't tried it yet, but I suspect it will go much easier now. Since I happen to be doing a lot of interactive work on high latency 3G connections right now, this is a good time to give it another shot.
I've been using Mosh for a few weeks now and my impression is positive overall. My biggest criticism is that Mosh doesn't support mouse integration. I use a bash script that sets up mouse integration and then launches Mosh for me, but even then it's still a little glitchy.
Otherwise, it's pretty transparent and does its job well.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5016745
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3819382
so, we can look forward to another one of these posts in ~250 days
Still no working scrollback buffer. That's the big stickler for me. They said it would be fixed in v1.3 but that was a while back.
i remembered this shell has been featured several times on HN homepage. What's changed?
It seems easier to install than it was last time I looked at it. I remember trying briefly and giving up, on both Linux and Cygwin.
I haven't tried it yet, but I suspect it will go much easier now. Since I happen to be doing a lot of interactive work on high latency 3G connections right now, this is a good time to give it another shot.