sshfs remote mount in Linux

sshfs package (you can install it via apt or dnf/yum) uses an ordinary SSH connection in the background. To mount a remote directory using sshfs use this example:

sudo sshfs -o allow_other -o Compression=yes -o default_permissions 192.168.0.12:/media /mnt/440p/

The options:
allow_other - allow other users to have access to this mount, so it behaves like a normal disk mount
Compression - compress data
default_permissions - self-explanatory, otherwise uses regular filesystem permissions

To detach a mounted file system, use either the umount or fusermount:

sudo fusermount -u /mnt/440p/
sudo umount /mnt/440p/