[mgarciaisaia]

I'd expect the next generation of terminals to do this out of the box when using SSH.

I never want to run the server's vi[m]/emacs/nano if I already have my own local one completely set up. I don't want to run the remote's bash - I have mine already customized! I want to open a new tab in my terminal - and have it connected to the remote, as if I opened a new tab on the server's terminal.

It's the remote's files and process tree and resources what I want to interact with - but I'd rather leverage my local settings as much as possible.