Jeff TriplettHow I Work From Anywhere Without Losing My Place: https://micro.webology.dev/2026/06/13/how-i-work-from-anywhere/
A Dev Setup That Survives Airports, Flights, Road Trips, Walks, Errands, and Track Practice
It's worth noting that I wrote several drafts of this over a few months, but finished it off while taking driving shifts and writing it from the passenger seat of my car. Add a pair of cheap XReal glasses, and that's a whole other article.
Another one I'm liking, but it hasn't quite stuck yet, but the name is hella confusing, is ccmux https://github.com/TheHumbleTransistor/ccmux
Having the ability to see the status of every cmux session over every one of my devices is pretty rad. I suspect I'm going to take inspiration from this feature alone and do something with it.
Jonathan Biemond@webology Thanks for sharing! I will have to give cmux a try. workmux might interest you, it combines tmux and Git worktrees. I find it super handy for quickly addressing a bug fix without having to stash or commit what I'm currently working on. https://workmux.raine.dev/
@jonathanbiemond Thanks. I'll check it out. I have flirted with worktress, but they never quite stuck for me.
FlipperPA@webology Very cool! I have similar needs, but just setup a remote server behind a VPN for my team. Then we use VSCode with Remote: SSH. It works great, with just one centralized dev server to support the whole team. I use Termius from the phone when necessary.
@FlipperPA Thanks. Termius was good, and I liked it, but the sessions and custom shortcut keys won me over with Moshi.
KungFuDiscoMonkey@webology tailscale + tmux has been a winner for me as well. At some point I want to look up some tmux session manager scripts to better handle restoring things on a reboot.
@kfdm cmux might be worth checking out if you want that baked in. I'm hoping ghostty pulls it in someday then maybe I don't need it.
Peter Grandstaff@webology Very helpful. This gives me some good next steps. Been using tailscale + rustdesk and just reusing the tiled terminal window running on my office machine, but the UX is wearing thin. Next step is forcing myself to get comfortable with tmux commands, I think. Mosh seems like the icing on top. And it sounds like cmux works on my macbook even if my office machine is linux. Nice.
@grandstaff Point your LLM of choice at your tmux config and ask it to write a printable cheat sheet for you. I did that and it was night and day better.
Shane Rogers