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I like it. I had a similar idea a while back, but for using output from the already widely-available 'script' command.

I wonder if there was a technical reason to create a new 'recorder', or if it was just a question of ease-of-use?

OMG, such service was on my ToDo list for a long long time... but I never sit down to actually do it.

Good job!

This is a great idea! However, it has a few issues:

1) How do I make a screencast private? 2) There isn't a way to save this locally. I don't really want to upload this to a site and then have to embed it :-)

can anyone recommend a service like this for realtime sharing?
you can use tmux
sorry, to clarify: I'd like something web-based for the people viewing.
I have a small open source project called Termbeamer (termbeamer.com) that lets two or more people share a terminal session over the internet.

I started the project because screen sharing services don't work well for pair programming (for me at least).

Is there any reason for not using the existing terminal configuration of the user?

I love the idea but I have a lot of aliases I use for development and not having them is quite inconvenient.

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How do you mean? I'm not talking about keeping the current console contents -- just your default configuration settings.
Does it support Unicode?
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Reminds me of shelr.tv. Just with a better UI.