Good, but needs work
No complaints except:
Cannot copy text from stdout… this is annoying for debugging as I frequently copy errors from the cli.
Vim is buggy. Sometimes it works, but almost never more than once for a particular file. You’ll open the file, and although you can move the cursor around as if the file had loaded, you can’t see any of the file’s text. I imagine this type of bug is probably prevalent in other similar terminal apps.
The form factor is a super bulky. The header has no reason to be so large.
Update: Removing another star because the special character handling is different from the standard Mac terminal, i.e. alt+shift+k either won’t do anything or yields ^[K not
Cannot copy text from stdout… this is annoying for debugging as I frequently copy errors from the cli.
Vim is buggy. Sometimes it works, but almost never more than once for a particular file. You’ll open the file, and although you can move the cursor around as if the file had loaded, you can’t see any of the file’s text. I imagine this type of bug is probably prevalent in other similar terminal apps.
The form factor is a super bulky. The header has no reason to be so large.
Update: Removing another star because the special character handling is different from the standard Mac terminal, i.e. alt+shift+k either won’t do anything or yields ^[K not
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Good, but needs work
No complaints except:
Cannot copy text from stdout… this is annoying for debugging as I frequently copy errors from the cli.
Vim is buggy. Sometimes it works, but almost never more than once for a particular file. You’ll open the file, and although you can move the cursor around as if the file had loaded, you can’t see any of the file’s text. I imagine this type of bug is probably prevalent in other similar terminal apps.
The form factor is a super bulky. The header has no reason to be so large.
Cannot copy text from stdout… this is annoying for debugging as I frequently copy errors from the cli.
Vim is buggy. Sometimes it works, but almost never more than once for a particular file. You’ll open the file, and although you can move the cursor around as if the file had loaded, you can’t see any of the file’s text. I imagine this type of bug is probably prevalent in other similar terminal apps.
The form factor is a super bulky. The header has no reason to be so large.
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Overall decent SSH client.
A few features need to be added, but overall it is a good experience, both on the iPad and the Apple Vision Pro.
Needed Features:
1) terminal scroll back
2) A back button for the link preview (to return to your terminal)
3) Fix iPad bug where terminal (+ & shortcut) icons vanish semi-randomly, (current work-around is to go to a different menu, after exiting existing sessions)
Nice to have features:
1) have the link actually open the “default” browser
2) 1 click escape key access for non-M4 iPad’s
3) OS & Network gear Icon set, Honestly I don’t understand the current choice for host icons at all…
4) Customizable terminal themes
5) Key import/export via Apple Files app.
Needed Features:
1) terminal scroll back
2) A back button for the link preview (to return to your terminal)
3) Fix iPad bug where terminal (+ & shortcut) icons vanish semi-randomly, (current work-around is to go to a different menu, after exiting existing sessions)
Nice to have features:
1) have the link actually open the “default” browser
2) 1 click escape key access for non-M4 iPad’s
3) OS & Network gear Icon set, Honestly I don’t understand the current choice for host icons at all…
4) Customizable terminal themes
5) Key import/export via Apple Files app.
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Works well however, there are no options for Nerd fonts
It works well, it even support clicks events. However, I miss Nerd fonts to give support for good iconography.
Good app
Works great. Only thing missing is key generation. Thanks for making the app!
NO DATA COLLECTED
This app doesn’t collect and sell your data. I like that that
Doesn’t work for me…
If I leave the credentials blank, or fill them in with known correct information, no terminal will authenticate. The app presents a connection string with a :22 on the end. I have no idea what is actually being sent to the terminal, but for Linux, that should be a -p 22 in order to work correctly.
Simple but does the job
This is a fairly straightforward SSH app with some nice additional features. Once login details have been saved, the connection is almost instantaneous.
Super fast SSH client
Finally, an intuitive SSH app that works really well out of the box. SSHaking is super fast to connect, no noticeable latency and its terminal emulator has handled what I've thrown at it.
I do have two feature requests: 1) somehow integrate with iOS file management to enable SFTP and 2) enable proxying/port-forwarding.
I do have two feature requests: 1) somehow integrate with iOS file management to enable SFTP and 2) enable proxying/port-forwarding.
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Useless
I tried to change port 22 to another port and it wouldn't let me do it. Useless.
Response from developer
Thanks for flagging this. This issue is fixed now and hope it gets a little more useful
