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- Eric Bower
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- 2025-12-01 20:49:09 -0500 EST
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1@@ -94,9 +94,9 @@ Instead, we focus this tool specifically on session persistence and defer window
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3 ## ssh workflow
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5-Using `zmx` with `ssh` is a first-class citizen. Instead of sshing into your remote system with a single terminal and have `n` tmux pandes, you open `n` number of terminals open and ssh into your remote system `n` number of times. This might sound like a downgrade, but there are tools to make this a delightful workflow.
6+Using `zmx` with `ssh` is a first-class citizen. Instead of `ssh`ing into your remote system with a single terminal and `n` tmux panes, you open `n` terminals and run `ssh` for all of them. This might sound tedious, but there are tools to make this a delightful workflow.
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8-First, create an ssh config entry for your remote dev server:
9+First, create an `ssh` config entry for your remote dev server:
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11 ```bash
12 Host = d.*
13@@ -118,18 +118,18 @@ ssh d.pico
14 ssh d.dotfiles
15 ```
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17-This will create or attach to each session and since we are using `ControlMaster` the same `ssh` connection is reused for near-instant connection times.
18+This will create or attach to each session and since we are using `ControlMaster` the same `ssh` connection is reused for every call to `ssh` for near-instant connection times.
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20 Now you can use the [`autossh`](https://linux.die.net/man/1/autossh) tool to make your ssh connections auto-reconnect. For example, if you have a laptop and close/open your laptop lid it will automatically reconnect all your ssh connections:
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22 ```bash
23-autossh -M 0 d.term
24+autossh -M 0 -q d.term
25 ```
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27 Or create an `alias`/`abbr`:
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29 ```fish
30-abbr -a ash "autossh -M 0"
31+abbr -a ash "autossh -M 0 -q"
32 ```
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34 ```bash
35@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ ash d.pico
36 ash d.dotifles
37 ```
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39-Wow! Now you can setup all your os tiling windows how you like them for your project and have as many windows as you'd like, almost replicating exactly what `tmux` used to do with a slightly different workflow.
40+Wow! Now you can setup all your os tiling windows how you like them for your project and have as many windows as you'd like, almost replicating exactly what `tmux` does but with native windows, tabs, splits, and scrollback! It also has the added benefit of supporting all the terminal features your emulator supports, no longer restricted by what `tmux` supports.
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42 ## socket file location
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