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					<description>Thank you for the post! I found mosh back in 2012 and it was very useful until I realize it show an incomplete terminal scrollback buffer, and according to their FAQ, it&amp;#039;s a limitation of the current 1.2 release. The next 1.3 release  is expected to have this resolved but it&amp;#039;s almost a year since the latest update, I think. Anyway, you can use &amp;quot;screen&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;tmux&amp;quot; as a workaround atm.

By the way, it&amp;#039;s not really important, but your example of connecting to server using mosh has &amp;quot;111.222.333.444&amp;quot; as the IP address, while it&amp;#039;s never been a valid IP. :-)</description>
			<ns3:encoded>&lt;p&gt;Thank you for the post! I found mosh back in 2012 and it was very useful until I realize it show an incomplete terminal scrollback buffer, and according to their FAQ, it’s a limitation of the current 1.2 release. The next 1.3 release  is expected to have this resolved but it’s almost a year since the latest update, I think. Anyway, you can use “screen” or “tmux” as a workaround atm.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;By the way, it’s not really important, but your example of connecting to server using mosh has “111.222.333.444” as the IP address, while it’s never been a valid IP. 🙂&lt;/p&gt;
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