Company Name: Blink Shell, Inc
About: Now with Microsoft Visual Studio Code* integration, you can code on local or
remote projects. Always with a premium Blink experience: Never disconnected
thanks to Mosh, SSH featuring tunnels, keys and agent, in a blazing fast
terminal.
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Developer: Immedia Semiconductor
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When I saw the visual studio support I thought: "Wow, this is just amazing!" but when I saw the 20USD a year... that kills a lot of the purpose of using this. So, will have to think about it before using this instead of iSH (which is free)
by Mileszim
They could have left this alone and made a new app. Instead, they went out of their way to destroy a tool we already paid for. They could have done nothing and I might have been interested in their new tools.
Profit seeking by destroying what works already is the worst form of entrepreneurship reserved for the worst offenders in the history of capital markets.
Win by making better tools, not destroying the great ones already made. This is a tragic unnecessary abuse of the digital IP system and apple should revoke your license
by Scott.bug
I happily paid 20 USD for this app a few years ago and really loved its clean responsive minimal interface and the reliability of its connections, but went a while without needing it and didn’t get any notifications or emails warning me of the eventual deprecation of that app.
Its frustrating to find that in order to continue using the app I’d have to shell out a monthly subscription. Reading some of the other comments I’m seeing the devs suggest continuing to use the old version unsupported, or build the new version from source since its open source. However, the old version seems to not even be rendering text properly on my ipad anymore, and as someone without a mac to access XCode, building from source isnt an option either.
I understand a subscription might be necessary to cover recurring server costs and add new features. But for someone who paid a not-insignificant sum for the app and doesn’t need those features, it feels like a pretty raw deal.