![]() The easiest way to install Mosh in OS X is to download the installation package from the Mosh website. Linuxįollow the instructions for your distribution listed in the Installing Mosh on Your Linode section, or see the Mosh website. Find the instructions for your computer’s operating system below. ![]() Now you need to install Mosh on your desktop computer. If you have another Linux distribution installed on your Linode, see the Mosh website for installation instructions. Enter the following command to install it: pacman -S mosh Mosh is available in the Arch Linux repositories. Install mosh from squeeze-backports by entering the following command: apt-get -t squeeze-backports install "mosh" If you followed our instructions to create a firewall with iptables, you’ll need to edit /etc/ and add another rule to allow the Mosh client to connect to your Linode over UDP ports 60000–61000. Ready to get started? Let’s go! Preparing Your Firewallīefore installing Mosh, you should verify that your Linode’s firewall will allow the Mosh client and server to communicate. Like SSH, Only Better: Mosh runs inside regular terminal applications and logs in to the server via SSH.Reduced Network Lag: Unlike SSH, which waits for the server’s response before displaying what you typed, Mosh provides instant responses to typing, deleting, and line editing.Continuous Connection: If your network connectivity is interrupted, Mosh will try to reconnect using any available Internet connection.There are several benefits of using Mosh to connect to your Linode: You’ll still need to use SSH for these tasks. Mosh does not support port forwarding or proxying, and you cannot use mosh to copy files or mount remote directories.
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