Mosh/SSH Connecting Over 4G/5G Networks

Mosh — short for "mobile shell" — is a remote terminal application that allows for smoother, more responsive connections to remote servers than traditional SSH connections.
Mosh uses a combination of UDP and SSH to provide a more robust and reliable connection that is less prone to disconnections due to network issues.
It is worth noting that Mosh doesn't support any file transfers and is more barebones compared to other remote access tools like SSH.

Mosh is particularly useful for users who frequently work on unstable or high-latency network connections, such as mobile networks or connections with high packet loss.
In addition to providing a more responsive and stable connection, Mosh also allows for faster input and output,
as well as a more consistent user experience across different devices and platforms.

Overall, Mosh is a useful tool for anyone who needs to maintain a stable and responsive connection to remote servers,
especially in situations where traditional SSH connections may be unreliable or slow.