iSH — an iOS Linux Shell for Your iPhone or iPad →

November 13, 2018 · 06:53 · Wojtek Pietrusiewicz

Lawrence Abrams, for Bleeping Computer:

Have you ever wanted to run a Linux shell on your iOS device to transfer files, write shell scripts, or simply to use Vi to develop code or edit files?  Now you can, with a project called iSH that is currently available as a TestFlight beta for iOS devices.

iSH is a project that aims to bring a Linux shell to iOS devices using a usermode x86 emulator. iSH is built on the Alpine Linux distro, which is designed to have a small footprint, be secure, and easy to use with little or no distracting bells and whistles.

There’s a link to apply for the TestFlight beta there.

via @stroughtonsmith


Related posts

  1. Using iOS 9’s Universal Links (And My YouTube Rant) Ben Collier: If you don’t know, Universal Links allow a website...
  2. The Biggest Threat to the Mac John Gruber, on Daring Fireball: The biggest threat to the Mac...
  3. ‘I Turned on iCloud Photo Library and It All Exploded’ Stephen Hackett: I imported my photos and uploaded my 70GB photo library...
  4. George R. R. Martin Writes Using WordStar 4.0 for DOS George R. R. Martin in a comment below his post: Never....
  5. The 2015 Panic Report Cabel Sasser: As always, thank you for being a Panic customer, and a...
  6. Import Your Vesper Notes Into Ulysses Götz Fabian: A few days ago, the creators of the...
  7. Geekbench 4 Is Out John Poole: I’m excited to announce that Geekbench 4 is now available....
  8. Google Photos for iOS Adds Portrait Mode Depth Editing to iPhones X, 8, and 7; Apple Photos Still Not Offering This Feature Michael Potuck, for 9to5Mac: While Portrait mode depth editing arrived with the iPhone XS, XR and...
  9. Castro Is Now Part of Tiny On Supertop’s blog: Castro has reached a size where the demands of...
  10. David Barnard Explains How to Game the App Store David Barnard: I’ve been pestering Apple for years publicly and privately about...

Powered by zenbox.pl

Chcesz zwrócić mi na coś uwagę lub skomentować? Zapraszam na @morid1n.

Comments are closed.