Company Name: Nicolas Holzschuch
About: a-Shell is a complete local terminal emulator, allowing to run most Unix
commands on you iOS device. You can transfer files using scp and curl, edit them
with vim and ed, process them using grep, awk and sed.
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Developer: MobilDev
by Pjdom
It deserves a place on at least providing something. But in honesty, like all the ‘terminal emulators’ for IOS they are pretty pathetic. GNU/Linux/BASH/KSH are so far in advance of anything offered on the Apple platforms it hardly make it worthwhile dealing with them. My solution to the complete lack of features (and commands) available in IOS terminal shell is to the stead use an ssh terminal provider and just go to a real *INUX workstation. It just became to frustrating dealing with the limitations of IOS shells.
by Leonphoto
App has completely stopped working after most recent update. Just crashes when attempting to open. I have tried uninstalling, reinstalling, and restarting my device several times and it just doesn’t work at all anymore!
by KingChrysalis
It appears that every single command on the system just isn't present. Even basic UNIX utilities like ls can't be found. Environment variables don't expand either. The only two commands that the shell could find was "help", which didn't do much in terms of help, and "sh", which is not actually the UNIX shell but the fake one that the app ships.
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