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It is not missed if you consider your device a terminal to your real Linux server and use Prompt on iOS as an example.
by ommunist 10y ago
It is not missed if you consider your device a terminal to your real Linux server and use Prompt on iOS as an example.
- Nullabillity 10y agoSounds wonderful reat if you enjoy GPRS latency and typing code with soft keyboards. I'd also assume that working with local peripherals work great with that setup?
- ommunist 10y agoSaved my bacon couple of times. Definitely not for regular job, but a very good thing to have for just in case situations.
- adrianratnapala 10y agoThe chief feature I miss on Android is the ability to user rsync to syncrhonise its content with my PC in a reasonable way. I can rsync to the phone -- but none of the apps are allowed to read the directory thus synced. Maybe IOs is more forgiving. But how would a terminal emulator help?