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OP asked about ssh TO an iPad, not FROM.

• Jtsummers 2y ago
  They wrote: >>> Ability to ssh and use the iPad like a netbook Note the order of the words and the comparison to a netbook. They did not ask about "ssh TO an iPad" (also, no need to shout, you can always use *to* to get to). In the comparison to a netbook, the use-case is ssh'ing from the device to other devices. Netbooks being a category of laptops that were small, generally underpowered, but typically with good battery life, great for mobile access to remote servers and workstations.
  • betaby 2y ago
    > Netbooks being a category of laptops that were small, generally underpowered, but typically with good battery life, great for mobile access to remote servers and workstations. I had netbook in ~2009 or something, it was with the Linux preinstalled (Ubuntu as I remember) and definitely had ability to log in into it. I absolutely associate netbook as a device to which I can log to.
• godelski 2y ago
  I meant from, but I do think it should work bidirectionally. Truthfully my comment was about using the ipad as a netbook. Which a big reason Apple doesn't is because they don't want to cannibalize macbook air sales.