The ~ (tilde) codes in OpenSSH imply that it also performs minimal parsing. Particularly, "(return)~." to terminate a locked session.
The tmux program is invaluable to me when I have a long-running set of interactive commands, and I want them to survive a network disconnect.
There may be valid criticisms of tmux, but wow is it good at this particular thing.
The ~ (tilde) codes in OpenSSH imply that it also performs minimal parsing. Particularly, "(return)~." to terminate a locked session.
The tmux program is invaluable to me when I have a long-running set of interactive commands, and I want them to survive a network disconnect.
There may be valid criticisms of tmux, but wow is it good at this particular thing.