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Mosh: the mobile shell

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Re: Mosh: the mobile shell

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For anyone else that was curious, zerotier appears to be a virtual network tool, kind of like Hamachi but not run by a terrible company and with a much saner pricing scale.

It looks great, is open-source, and free for up to 10 devices. I've been using Hamachi, but I may switch.

actually the site/documentation hasn't been updated but it's now free for 100 devices (with a price increase beyond).

from an email earlier this week:

"For new subscribers we've increased the price to $29.00/month (USD), but we've also increased the maximum number of devices for free accounts to 100.

We think this better reflects the difference between personal and business users, providing plenty of devices in our free version and charging enough for our business customers to justify adding new features and services and to support the continued development of the entire ZeroTier ecosystem."

Re: Mosh: the mobile shell

#152

Earlier quoted context omitted.

For anyone else that was curious, zerotier appears to be a virtual network tool, kind of like Hamachi but not run by a terrible company and with a much saner pricing scale.

It looks great, is open-source, and free for up to 10 devices. I've been using Hamachi, but I may switch.

It's actually free for unlimited use if you run your own network controller, see docs in /controller and /service on GitHub. There's now a 100 device free limit on my.zerotier.com which is just our hosted SaaS network controller.

(I'm the founder of ZeroTier)

Re: Mosh: the mobile shell

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Sadly, there's no indication of a proper protocol specification for the State Synchronization Protocol having been published in the four years since the authors suggested that SSP might be usable outwith just mosh.
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