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I've used SSH on mobile devices, on both iOS and Android, and I wouldn't describe either experience as pleasant - at best it felt like pulling teeth. This is ma
by richardwhiuk 12y ago
I've used SSH on mobile devices, on both iOS and Android, and I wouldn't describe either experience as pleasant - at best it felt like pulling teeth. This is mainly because of the small screen (80x25 would feel like a blessing on a phone) and the terrible keyboard.
Maybe a physical keyboard would be better, but I doubt it. On a desktop or a laptop I type in SSH just about as quick as I can think (sometimes faster :p). On a phone, it's way slower, and when I can type quick enough, the latency over wireless networks is slow enough to make it tiresome.