Update use-cases to include working remotely. #2786
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This is the first usecase that came to my mind. This is what most people use screen and tmux for besides multiplexing.
IlyaBiryukov
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Sep 16, 2019
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@lostintangent If you're fine with the changes, we should merge it. |
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Was this reverted by mistake in this commit or was there a reason? b9b3a46 |
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@fubaduba Why did we revert it? |
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Are we going to get this addressed? I know many programmers who develop remotely over RDP or SSH. I noticed the common use cases still doesn't mention this seemingly obvious use case. There is even a video on this topic by Digital Ocean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW70p8lLE4A I will create another PR since this one is probably tricky to reuse now. |
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See the new PR: #3873 |
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This is the first usecase that came to my mind. This is what most people use screen and tmux for besides multiplexing.