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| + | '''MobileTerminal''' is a terminal emulator for iOS. It was originally written for iPhone OS 1.x, and therefore was built with an unofficial SDK. This is labelled "MobileTerminal (Obsolete)" in Cydia. It was later ported to use the official SDK, however it was never finished. |
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| − | Application used to give terminal access on a I phone. Some of it's features are still missing at 2.x.x firmwares. |
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== Controls == |
== Controls == |
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| + | The Control key is mapped to the "bullet" key (black circle on the second page of symbols of the on screen keyboard). |
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| − | You can send a control-C by pressing the "bullet" key (First press ".?123", then "#+=", then the circle on the middle right), then press the C key. This can be useful when you want to escape out of a long running program such as ping. Control-C can also be accessed with a short Up-Right and Control is a short Down-Right swipe, after which the cursor will turn highlight red, from here press any character q, x, c, A to complete or the delete button to exit Control mode. |
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| + | MobileTerminal features a shortcut menu (blue upwards arrow icon) which can be customized from the settings ("i" icon) page. |
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| + | It is also possible to map certain actions to gestures (none are set by default). |
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| + | Bluetooth keyboards are supported. |
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| + | MobileTerminal launches your shell as the mobile user, so therefore not everything will work. If an operation requires root permissions, you can elevate by running <code>su</code>, and entering root's password (<code>alpine</code> by default). The default configuration of bash will also change the prompt's <code>$</code> to a <code>#</code>. |
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| + | === Terminal+ === |
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| + | Control-C can also be accessed with a short Up-Right and Control is a short Down-Right swipe, after which the cursor will turn highlight red, from here press any character q, x, c, A to complete or the delete button to exit Control mode. |
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| + | Escape is Control-[ or a short Up-Left swipe, which may come in handy with vi. Tab is Control-I or a short Down-Left swipe. |
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| + | The keyboard-to-gesture mappings can be reassigned via the preferences. To invoke it, tap and hold on screen, then move finger to "misc" and then to "config". |
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| + | == Forks == |
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| + | As the project appears to be abandoned, various forks have appeared. A search for MobileTerminalAppDelegate.m on [https://github.com/search?q=MobileTerminalAppDelegate.m&ref=cmdform&type=Code GitHub] shows the majority of them. |
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| + | Notable forks include: |
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| + | * [https://github.com/hbang/NewTerm NewTerm] (available on cydia.hbang.ws) |
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| − | Escape is control-[ or a short Up-Left swip, which may come in handy with vi. Tab is control-I or a short Down-Left swip (yay tab completion). |
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| + | * [https://github.com/coolstar/MobileTerminal MobileTerminal+] (available on repo.coolstar.org) |
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| + | Since the newer build wasn't available on Cydia for a long time, various repos host a copy of it. Notably, weamdev.org/repo contains a build compiled with the iOS 7 SDK and support for the 4" iPhone screen. |
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| − | All this keyboard-to-gesture mappings can be reassigned via Preferences dialog. To invoke it, tap and hold on screen, then move finger to "misc" and then to "config". |
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== Links == |
== Links == |
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| + | * [http://code.google.com/p/mobileterminal/ MobileTerminal Google Code project] |
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| + | * [http://code.google.com/p/mobileterminal/wiki/TipsAndTricks User guide] |
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| + | [[Category:Cydia Packages]] |
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| − | *[http://code.google.com/p/mobileterminal/ Homepage] |
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| + | [[Category:Application]] |
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| − | *[http://code.google.com/p/mobileterminal/wiki/TipsAndTricks User guide] |
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| + | [[Category:Jailbreaking]] |
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Latest revision as of 12:16, 27 August 2015
MobileTerminal is a terminal emulator for iOS. It was originally written for iPhone OS 1.x, and therefore was built with an unofficial SDK. This is labelled "MobileTerminal (Obsolete)" in Cydia. It was later ported to use the official SDK, however it was never finished.
Contents
Controls
The Control key is mapped to the "bullet" key (black circle on the second page of symbols of the on screen keyboard).
MobileTerminal features a shortcut menu (blue upwards arrow icon) which can be customized from the settings ("i" icon) page. It is also possible to map certain actions to gestures (none are set by default). Bluetooth keyboards are supported.
MobileTerminal launches your shell as the mobile user, so therefore not everything will work. If an operation requires root permissions, you can elevate by running su, and entering root's password (alpine by default). The default configuration of bash will also change the prompt's $ to a #.
Terminal+
Control-C can also be accessed with a short Up-Right and Control is a short Down-Right swipe, after which the cursor will turn highlight red, from here press any character q, x, c, A to complete or the delete button to exit Control mode.
Escape is Control-[ or a short Up-Left swipe, which may come in handy with vi. Tab is Control-I or a short Down-Left swipe.
The keyboard-to-gesture mappings can be reassigned via the preferences. To invoke it, tap and hold on screen, then move finger to "misc" and then to "config".
Forks
As the project appears to be abandoned, various forks have appeared. A search for MobileTerminalAppDelegate.m on GitHub shows the majority of them.
Notable forks include:
- NewTerm (available on cydia.hbang.ws)
- MobileTerminal+ (available on repo.coolstar.org)
Since the newer build wasn't available on Cydia for a long time, various repos host a copy of it. Notably, weamdev.org/repo contains a build compiled with the iOS 7 SDK and support for the 4" iPhone screen.
