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Have you tried this? https://www.terminal.com/webterminal

This post is not about the Terminal.com cloud service, but about Webterminal. Webterminal is a package that includes the Terminal.com web IDE, that you can install directly in any …

I created a new Terminal.com snapshot to try this this IDE. Feel free to take a look at https://www.terminal.com/tiny/BRIrX20hCQ

Hey Guys! If you want, you can see Cling in action in a Terminal.com VM. I've just created a snapshot with Cling up and running and some documentation also. https://www.terminal.co…

Hey, I just created a terminal.com container hosting this product! Feel free to test it: https://www.terminal.com/tiny/2H3UtUvzfi I suggest to start with in a mini or small contain…

Looks pretty useful. Is it opensource ?

http://www.toptal.com - without doubts -

You can try and use Meteor 0.9.0 in a Terminal.com container. I just created a snapshot for it at https://www.terminal.com/tiny/cb3Rc2NLlE

I've made a new Terminal.com snapshot with HumHub at: https://terminal.com/tiny/pagU5mNaLW

I just created a Terminal.com snapshot with DataStringer ready to use. You may want to give a try at https://terminal.com/tiny/eFW4xKrxZJ

Feel free to evaluate and use at: https://terminal.com/tiny/JFr4kJ0HZp

I created a new terminal.com snapshot for evaluation and usage. Feel free to try it at: https://terminal.com/tiny/JFr4kJ0HZp

This idea looks similar to the Lotus Notes login. You can also use more recognizable images. That can help a lot to remember a password by graphic association.

I just created a demo installation of 92fiveapp at Terminal.com. You just need to spin up a new container using this snapshot: https://terminal.com/tiny/yTUnxPVAiz

October is a free, open-source, self-hosted CMS platform based on the Laravel PHP Framework. You can give it a try on this snapshot, ready to use.

I just created a GoLearn Terminal.com snapshot. You can play with it without having to install or compile anything. https://terminal.com/tiny/QLlicfE27O

If you want to test Pydio or deploy it really fast, test my new terminal.com container: https://terminal.com/tiny/Usgk8f0oiU