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Note that Mosh has not had release for 4 years, even when pull requests are accepted on github, and the team lead says "we are too busy/burned out". https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh/issues/1115
Note that Mosh has not had release for 4 years, even when pull requests are accepted on github, and the team lead says "we are too busy/burned out". https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh/issues/1115
It’s a bit like programming languages. So much cool stuff out there but it’s hard for me to leave Python. Like Bash, everything works with it.
I’m curious what people’s “killer apps” are for permanently changing shells.
I always want to try alternative shells but I always come back to bash. I think Fish had the longest residency. I have yet to find the killer reason to never come back. It’s a bit like programming languages. So much cool stuff out there but it’s hard for me to leave Python. Like Bash, everything works with it. I’m curious what people’s “killer apps” are for permanently changing shells.
Note that Mosh has not had release for 4 years, even when pull requests are accepted on github, and the team lead says "we are too busy/burned out". https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh/issues/1115
why hasn't someone just forked it and make a "mosh-alt"? seems like the most logical step to me.
I always want to try alternative shells but I always come back to bash. I think Fish had the longest residency. I have yet to find the killer reason to never come back. It’s a bit like programming languages. So much cool stuff out there but it’s hard for me to leave Python. Like Bash, everything works with it. I’m curious what people’s “killer apps” are for permanently changing shells.
Note that Mosh has not had release for 4 years, even when pull requests are accepted on github, and the team lead says "we are too busy/burned out". https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh/issues/1115
i didn't know that, and that bums me out. is what's there good enough to not care that there aren't frequent updates?
I know people mention there are issues with some Unicode characters. Somehow I've never hit those issues, so I'm happy.
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why hasn't someone just forked it and make a "mosh-alt"? seems like the most logical step to me.
There is 600 forks on github.