hi! thanks a lot for this tool! i have used it few times and find it super useful, but often i think of making it easier to use with ssh. what i do now is i ssh to a host and run DEVDRAW=devdrawserver acme (or another devdraw program i am developing) and dialdevdraw 'ssh remote dial ...' in another terminal. i dont see much sense in using a unix socket in my case as dial converts it into stdin+stdout, but i am not sure i really understand how it works so i want to ask you before trying to code it. is it possible to make (lets call it) devdrawcat so instead of two commands in two terminals i can do it with one like this: dialdevdraw 'ssh remote DEVDRAW=devdrawcat acme'?
edit: maybe devdrawstdio is a better name for it.
hi! thanks a lot for this tool! i have used it few times and find it super useful, but often i think of making it easier to use with ssh. what i do now is i ssh to a host and run
DEVDRAW=devdrawserver acme(or another devdraw program i am developing) anddialdevdraw 'ssh remote dial ...'in another terminal. i dont see much sense in using a unix socket in my case asdialconverts it into stdin+stdout, but i am not sure i really understand how it works so i want to ask you before trying to code it. is it possible to make (lets call it)devdrawcatso instead of two commands in two terminals i can do it with one like this:dialdevdraw 'ssh remote DEVDRAW=devdrawcat acme'?edit: maybe
devdrawstdiois a better name for it.