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I've being using Mosh for some time now. I really like it that apps like JuicySSH also support is so when my server goes down I can fix it on the go.
by PindakaasMan 12y ago
I've being using Mosh for some time now. I really like it that apps like JuicySSH also support is so when my server goes down I can fix it on the go.
- lepht 12y agoUnfortunately the one iOS app that supports mosh (iSSH) was removed from the app store late last year. I've heard that the mosh license isn't compatible with the App Store(?)
- keithwinstein 12y agoThe Mosh license has been compatible with the App Store since October 2012. Nobody has done the port yet (which will probably require grafting on a GUI terminal emulator), but I'm hoping somebody will do it if the demand is really there.
- lepht 12y agoThat's not entirely true: https://github.com/keithw/mosh/issues/198#issuecomment-7417927 https://github.com/keithw/mosh/issues/198#issuecomment-74179... Panic has explicitly stated in the past that they won't add mosh support to Prompt due to license issues, for instance.