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Fixed duplicated characters and unwanted keyboard suggestions when typing in the terminal.
A simple Android shell and SSH terminal, built for your phone.
Open a terminal, type a command and get to work. Android Linux Terminal brings a clean command-line interface to your phone, with a local Android shell and a built-in SSH client. LOCAL SHELL Run the commands available on your Android device, including pwd, ls, cd, cat, echo and uname. Work in the app's private home directory without creating an account. The local shell works offline. DIRECT SSH Connect directly to your own Linux servers using ssh user@host. Use a custom port with ssh -p 2222 user@host. Check the server fingerprint before accepting a new connection. An internet or local network connection and access to your server are required for SSH. MADE FOR A PHONE A simple terminal screen, your Android keyboard, and a compact row of ESC, TAB, CTRL and arrow keys. Hide or show the keyboard when you need more screen space. CONTINUE IN THE BACKGROUND A foreground notification keeps your active shell session available when you switch apps. Android battery settings, force-stop, device restarts or network changes can still interrupt a session. PRIVACY No advertising or analytics SDKs. Local shell files remain in app storage, and SSH connects to servers you choose. Type privacy to view the privacy policy and support information. PLEASE NOTE This app uses Android's built-in shell and utilities. It does not install Ubuntu, Debian, a desktop environment or an apt package manager, and it does not provide root access. Available commands depend on your device. Type help to get started. Developed by Tunnelbiz Studio Sdn Bhd. Support: staff@tunnelbiz.com Website: https://tunnelbiz.com Privacy: https://tunnelbiz.com/privacy
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