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Are Terminal Multiplexers a Fad?

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Are Terminal Multiplexers a Fad?

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Despite their questionable utility, terminal multiplexers have skyrocketed to fame in the tech world over the last decade.

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Hey, just wondering, how using a terminal multiplexer adds “more bandwidth” to your ssh session? What do you mean by more bandwidth?

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