iSH Shell

Linux in your pocket

Published by: Theodore Dubois
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Description

A Linux-like shell on iOS. You can edit files with sed and cat, move them around, and more!
https://github.com/ish-app/ish/

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User Rating

4.86 out of 5

104 ratings in Australia

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iSH Shell Reviews

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uli :3 on

Australia

Haii, I really like the uname -a output, whoever made this is incredible, I hope you do well in life also extremely useful app, maybe not practical but hey, i like it :3

Is ish temporarily down or somthing?

Hugo8292 on

Australia

When i try something it says try again later

The best shell for iOS, albeit buggy at times

NotPayin on

Australia

I’ve tried a-shell and I have to say compared to a-shell iSh have much more customisation available, and functionality more complete. Though my workflow doesn’t seem to work well with it, it’s a very handy and capable and perfect for emergency situations.

Unusable

jcarloz on

Australia

Hangs all the time

Nice.

tld8102 on

Australia

very nice. shame it’s only emulations so stuff like docker doesn’t run. i just mostly use it as a flexible ssh client into my a raspberry pi. and sometimes to debug network issues. i wish net-tools came as a -reinstalled package so i didn’t have to waste time finding out “apk add” was a thing.

AMAZING!

mfuaux on

Australia

I cannot believe this app is free. Run python, Git etc it really is a complete Linux shell running locally. Heaps of great documentation on github as well. The developer Theodore Dubois really is out here doing god’s work.

Incredibly useful app

DrPump on

Australia

I’ve been using the iSH beta for a while now and it’s been the most incredibly useful app. Heaps of useful Unix command-line utilities working on my iPad, including git, ssh, python, vi, emacs and many others. I’m even using python libs as a command-line for a kubernetes server (kubectl didn’t work last time I tried). Great too see it fully fledged in the store, and kudos to Theo and his helpers getting it there.

The missing link

Federico Lox on

Australia

This finally makes an iPad work as a device for learning compiled programming languages!

So happy to see this approved on the App Store

Dale.au on

Australia

I hope Apple takes notice at its 5 star and number one developer tool rating. The iPad needs more pro apps like this to take advantage of its power. It’s a god send in my line of work.

Great app

Botvista on

Australia

Thanks for all your effort writing this app.

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iSH Shell Competitors

Name
WebSSH - SysAdmin Tools
SSH, SFTP, Telnet, Tunneling
Termius: Terminal & SSH client
SFTP, Mosh, Telnet, PuTTY
Pyto IDE
Python, C/C++
Koder Code Editor
(S)FTP, Dropbox, Webdav, SSH
a-Shell
Local Unix terminal (with ssh)
ServerCat - SSH Terminal
Monitor & Shell & Automation
xTerminal - SSH Terminal Shell
SSH Client, Shell Console Term
TermuXL: SSH, SFTP, Shell
File admin & Terminal Console
Terminal & SSH
SSH, SFTP, snippets, terminal
Terminal#
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