Ghostty in the Machine: The Saga of exe-scroll
Blog post from exe.dev
Exe.dev offers a robust solution for remote terminal management by utilizing two Ghostty instances to ensure seamless functionality across devices and networks. One instance manages the terminal rendering in the app or browser, while the other provides scrollback on reconnection within the session manager on the VM. The platform's key features include automatic reconnection during network roaming, session management for resuming activities across devices, scrollback capability, and modern terminal support with features like colors. Exe-scroll acts as the session manager process, allowing users to reconnect to their sessions via HTTPS or SSH, with the platform supporting a single session with scrollback. While many existing tools like Mosh, Eternal Terminal, and terminal multiplexers like tmux and screen provide similar functionalities, exe-scroll fills a specific niche by offering a simplified single-session management solution. The text acknowledges the influence of prior art in the field but emphasizes exe.dev's unique positioning in providing a convenient and reliable terminal experience tailored for its users.
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