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Termux for iOs might also be available, cursory searching suggests.

• drbscl 5mo ago
  The iOS one is pretty much just an SSH client (and also seems like a different developer piggybacking off the name)
• djfergus 5mo ago
  ish and a-Shell both give you a terminal and some sort of semblance of a Unix vm with package management. Both good but nowhere near the termux ecosystem and integration
• alamortsubite 5mo ago
  Termux on Android is truly phenomenal in its capabilities. Unfortunately, nothing even close to it exists on iOS. Termux from the App store is completely unrelated, and essentially a scam.
• tnelsond4 5mo ago
  iOS doesn't allow for native code execution (or JIT compilers) in apps like Android does (they don't like anything that could be used for sideloading) so the termux equivalents are ridiculously slow. I tried using ffmpeg on someone's ipad one time and it went so slow (about 100 times slower) that I ended up launching a web server, downloading the file to my phone and running ffmpeg there and then transferring it back.