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I personally love Blink https://blink.sh/ https://blink.sh/ it provides a great mosh client.

• xenihn 6y ago
  I haven't used either this or the one in the original submission. What differences stand out the most to you? I'll be trying both out later tonight, but I'm curious to know your thoughts.
  • kgarten 6y ago
    I just downloaded a-shell so still playing with it. What I love about Blink is that it supports mosh and it includes tunnels, ssh-agent etc. out of the box (no need to install anything). It seems very well polished for the purpose of remote work. I have a mosh session open with our deep learning server in the lab 24h (works with network outage etc.). I assume you can setup the same on A-Shell. Will play with it and update here.
• strunz 6y ago
  Blink is great, but $20 for a terminal you might use occasionally or emergencies is pretty stiff for me personally.
  • kgarten 6y ago
    It's free and opensource on github (if you register as developer for apple). Edit: spelling error
    • strunz 6y ago
      Registering in the Apple Development program costs $99 (per year) too
      • 847F5C7B 6y ago
        That is no longer true. Registering for an account is free. you can get a signing key for testing (i.e. to build and run on your own device) for free also. You only need to pay if you want to publish to the App Store.
  • larme 6y ago
    I actually use iphone with blink as my full time working device.
  • goerz 6y ago
    If you only need it on occasion or for emergencies, there's a lot of cheaper options. If you're using it on a daily basis for development work, $20 is a steal! I'd gladly pay $100 for Blink! It's one of the most polished and functional apps on my iPad.
• earthboundkid 6y ago
  Does Blink support mouse TUIs, like tmux and micro?
  • yuryk 6y ago
    yes