A bit about #Tor usage, if you ever wanted to know.

I have a couple of working computers and a home one and absolutely routinely, as of now, use Tor for NAT traversal to connect to them remotely via #ssh :

#torify ssh <[email protected]>

The connection has rather higher latency than a normal one, but still perfectly usable in the text mode: basic #bash, #MidnightCommander . Forget about GUI, though.

Moreover, it allows me to have a local #Mercurial store (for historical reasons I am not a big fan of #git - skip your disapproval, I am finally not a professional programmer). And last but not least, a version control system is good for writing of scientific articles --- especially if you use #LaTeX, but for a #LibreOffice -based process will do as well. Say,

torify hg push

Viele Aufgaben - z. B. Docker-Stuff - erledige ich zunehmend via SSH. Im Unterschied zu langjährigen Terminal-Linux-Leuten bin ich ja eher der Desktop-Typ und habe die vielen Parameter für Dateioperationen nicht parat.

Daher installiere ich immer kurz Midnight Commander, obwohl ich nur 1 % der vielen Funktionen nutze. Aber gerade Dateien verschieben usw. gelingt mir dadurch besser.

#linux #dateimanager #midnightcommander