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Yes I’ve added this to hundreds of containers and vms at this point (setq make-backup-files nil)

• noosphr 6mo ago
  Just use tramp mode instead. The fact it can do multi-hop edits is far too much power for us mere mortals.
  • k_bx 6mo ago
    It's a very different experience: - I already have tmux launched, if ssh drops – I can continue - I don't have to match windows to ssh sessions -- just have them in my tmux
    • noosphr 6mo ago
      Yes, tmux vastly inferior to tramp. Tramp runs in your local Emacs and edits files remotely. It can also launch processes remotely and keep track of them.
      • maleldil 6mo ago
        How does it handle things like LSPs?
  • opan 6mo ago
    (n)vim can also do this, if you've set up an ssh alias in your ssh config for your multi-hop destination you just list it where the hostname would go. e.g. nvim scp://remotemachine/.config/emacs/init.el For the same reason you can use sshfs, sftp, and rsync with multi-hop. Gotta love openssh!