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iOS lets you reply inline on messages. Grouping notifications is something that iOS can do, but it's up to the app to do it and most don't. I don't see why yo
by RandallBrown 9y ago
iOS lets you reply inline on messages.
Grouping notifications is something that iOS can do, but it's up to the app to do it and most don't.
I don't see why you couldn't SSH into your server with the right iOS app. Not sure how easy it will be to use it as a proxy, but there are VPN apps on iOS so I imagine it's possible.
- grincho 9y agoiOS won't let an app keep a socket open very long once it's out of the foreground. (In generally backgrounding on iOS is unreliable. It's a double-edged sword: it keeps rogue or badly written apps from burning down your battery.) People who do a lot of SSHing generally use something like screen on a remote host. (Actually, using something like Blink and mosh seems like a better idea. See some of the comments below.)
- ascagnel_ 9y ago> I don't see why you couldn't SSH into your server with the right iOS app. Not sure how easy it will be to use it as a proxy, but there are VPN apps on iOS so I imagine it's possible. Prompt by Panic is the best one I've tried; I run most of my sessions inside tmux, so they persist on disconnect.