Imagine this: you have a host OS and a virtualized guest; all development takes place on the guest; filesystems are mounted from guest to host, but when you ssh into the guest, there is no effective way of opening a modern editor, or a shell or new terminal.

Wormhole is here to fix that.

You'll need to install wormhole on both, the guest and the host system. There are multiple ways to do it:

• antigen bundle kiesel/wormhole

• Put zgen load kiesel/wormhole into the zgen block in your .zshrc

Clone the git repository to some place; for oh-my-zsh, put it into $(ZSH_CUSTOM)

git clone https://github.com/kiesel/wormhole.git

Then, source the wormhome.plugin.zsh entrypoint script from your .zshrc or .bashrc; if you've put the checkout into the $(ZSH_CUSTOM) directory, you can omit the manual sourcing, oh-my-zsh will do it for you:

source $(HOME)/path/to/wormhole/wormhole.plugin.zsh