Nice linux env to do light tasks and testing on the iPad. I use it to code and compile c, cpp and assembly. The performance is not that great for heavy tasks but that is to be expected due to emulation. Look forward to the future of this great app.

I’d love if I can use it for pentesting at least I can SSH.

缺少ESC，CTRL，ALT，INS，END，SHIFT等必要按键，而且那个方向键也极其的不方便，不要说什么为了简洁，简洁之前要看看实不实用（Translation: Lack of necessary keys such as ESC, CTRL, ALT, INS, END, SHIFT, etc., and the directional keys are extremely inconvenient. Don't say it's for simplicity, before simplicity, we need to see if it's practical）

Very cool, used on a iPad mini 2 16gb. I am a prominent user of Linux and wanted to use it on my tablet, but shell isn’t very usable without x11 support as my device does not do usb mass storage. It does have a range of packages, but I am also only used to bash shell contrary to what ish uses. Otherwise good app.

PLEASE UPDATE RUBY

This app is exactly what I needed on my iPad for coding without my mac! I’ve always wanted to be able to do light development in c/c++ and python with git support on the iPad and this app perfectly allows for this. I was able to install z shell instead of the base ash that comes with this version of linux as it better matches mac. Everything I wanted to install in the environment was able to be installed (though like mentioned, I only really wanted to be able to do minimal work on projects while away from my desktop). Like some others mentioned, it can be slow at times and have keyboard inputs freeze where you have to restart the app. Also, I wish there was additional themes for the app and native support of multiple windows. Overall this has been the best linux environment I have used on my iPad and would highly recommend this to any developer!

Allowed me to ssh into my cloudflare tunnel using the cloudflared package and ProxyCommand. This app runs so well and fast. It’s crazy

It is a really impressive app but it drains your battery a lot.

It’s just a bug I found. Trying to mount the root directory onto a folder in On My iPhone/iPad causes the whole thing to break.

This needs a browser like links or lynx or something like browsh built in. You know, for accessibility testing (closest thing to browsing in Braille without learning Braille…) Also, the presence of a browser engine justifies JIT!