I’ve mentioned TRAMP before. It’s a very handy way of editing remote files. However I’ve been having a few problems with it today. The most common access method used by TRAMP to access files these days is via ssh. It basically uses a remote terminal session to navigate the remote file system and fetch files [...]
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The power of Tramp
The project I’ve been working on at work the last few weeks has involved bringing up a brand new embedded system. As part of that I’ve been tweaking a lot of start-up scripts and configuration files on the new system. For part of that task I’ve installed GNU Zile which provides a nice Emacs-like experience [...]
