@paulmillr: New demo 1. Connect to 2 SSH hosts (1 mac, 1 linux) 2. Open 7 different agents and 1 terminal Notice how it stays fast.…
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A demo showcasing a tool that connects to two SSH hosts and runs multiple agents and a terminal, emphasizing fast performance at 60/120 FPS.
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New demo
- Connect to 2 SSH hosts (1 mac, 1 linux)
- Open 7 different agents and 1 terminal
Notice how it stays fast. gif caps frames, but originally it’s 60/120 FPS! https://t.co/Kx9IM2yC6I
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