slow input on terminal (buffer)
See original GitHub issueMy server where the code-server is located in Switzerland, I’m in Brazil.
It has a certain slowness when typing in the terminal. In the editor there is no slowness.
It would be interesting to use mosh or have buffering in typing
DomTerm can be interesting for the code-server
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I am running code-server on a computer on my same network and the Integrated Terminal is unusable, which is surprising. Each keystroke takes 2-3 seconds to show up, but normal editing is fine.
@brandonkal Literally a whole machine. 4 cores and 8gigs of ram. (I wanted to be able to compile on the machine in terminal, saves setting up a build environment a half dozen times)
Locally it’s equivalent to running on the same computer, externally it’s unusable. Both times it’s going through Nginx.