@e38383 @Randyyy I recommend #BlinkShell (https://blink.sh/) as a SSH client for iPad. I find it works well, including with #Tailscale, and I prefer it to other iPad SSH clients I’ve tried. It also supports #Mosh, which can be helpful when roaming, on unstable connections, or just switching between apps. I still use #Tmux, but both help.

Another setting change I’ve made that I’ve found helpful, because #Vim is my preferred text editor, is to remap the modifier key for caps lock on the hardware keyboard to the escape key. The option is buried in Settings.app under General > Keyboard > Hardware Keyboard > Modifier Keys, but straightforward to change once found.

GL;HF

🌐💻 To all my network involved in remote device connection using SSH, I'd like to recommend a game-changer: Mosh (https://mosh.org). Mosh is an efficient and reliable shell that's optimized for intermittent connections and is incredibly mobile-friendly.

Especially for those who often use mobile devices, Mosh's responsive nature makes remote work far less of a hassle. It's built to withstand packet loss, which means you can expect a seamless work experience even when your internet connection isn't perfect.

For those on iOS, there's another excellent tool I'd like to share: Blink Shell (https://blink.sh). It's robust, versatile, and very intuitive to use.

Consider giving these tools a try and upgrade your remote device connection experience. Looking forward to hearing about your experience with them! 💡💻🚀 #TechTips #RemoteWork #Mosh #BlinkShell #SSH

I really like to use Blink shell on my iPad for ssh and mosh because it works just like a regular terminal. I really prefer using mosh, because it can maintain your session really well while roaming.

3-ways to SSH & Mosh on iOS
https://youtube.com/shorts/VYmrSlG9lX0?feature=share

#BlinkShell #iOS #iPad #ssh #mosh

If you are a Blink Shell user and are planning to install iOS 16.4... I did find that the courier new font works but bye-bye ligatures until it's fixed. #blinkshell

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