I have the same SSH qualms. I still use it because there's not much better for what I need.

▲ Systemerror7A69 8 hours ago | parent [-]

I believe I got rid of most of the issues with some .ssh setting which simply uses the normal xterm I believe. I can't check right at this moment, but apparently, simply using xterm and not the xterm-xkitty or what it's called does not actually make much problems when ssh-ing into a machine - not in my case at least.

It was a setting in some ~/.ssh config file though I believe, not a kitty setting.

	▲	cybrox 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I currently just use this in my .zshrc: alias ssh="kitty +kitten ssh" sshpass() { TERM=xterm-256color command sshpass "$@"; } Could also alias sshpass differently but I mostly use that for embedded devices where I just want a simple shell anyways. The alternative you mean is in ~/.ssh/config: Host * `SetEnv TERM="xterm-256color"`