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Any free alternatives to iSSH? I don't feel like paying 10$ just to try it out.
This isn't free, but it is a bit cheaper in my opinion it's miles better, http://www.panic.com/blog/2011/04/introducing-prompt-ssh-for... If I remember correctly, iSSH hasn't been updated for quite some time now. Though I might be wrong.
Vim ported to iOS
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Re: Vim ported to iOS
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It's hard to believe there are people who regularly use vim and still use escape.
Why? It's quite convenient for my left-hand pinky on nearly every keyboard that I use, and I've picked up the habit of doing periodic `jk` movements as I'm examining some code. I tried the `jk` combination that some people recommend, but it doesn't work for me.
Re: Vim ported to iOS
#133Vim is for coding. How does this work out on the iPad? Does one edit remote files locally, and compile/run remotely? (the benefit is the editing feels instant - no keystroke latency.) Or has Apple let up on the "no coding for you!" iPad/iPhone terms? (I thought they would eventually, once their dev environment is firmly established - and they'll have to, if/when they adopt iOS on their {lap,/desk}tops - but maybe tod…
This made the rounds somewhere a while back, but I didn't see a link to a discussion on HN when I searched http://yieldthought.com/post/12239282034/swapped-my-macbook-...