Seems Terminus can't open a shell (it can authenticated without problem) when the SSH server is TinySSH. https://tinyssh.org
OpenSSH client can connect without problem.

It'd be great if I could add a single 1x1 shortcut to my home screen that would connect to a selected host.

Another thought, it'd be even better if I could create a shortcut that would let me select a host and a particular snippet to execute on that host. I am aware that a snippet can be selected to run when a particular host is opened, but it would be messy to make new hosts just to be able to run different snippets via different shortcuts.

I have multiple hosts within a network that are password auth but are connected to through an internet exposed host with key auth, I chain these hosts. In Termius my key auth hosts do not have a saved password for the key meaning i should be prompted during connection and this works as expected on Windows. On Android I get no prompt and the connection fails with a "authentication has failed" message, the title of the pop up windows with the error has the name of the key auth host.

it would be nice to have support for connecting to another Android device with adb over a network. I mostly just want adb shell access, but it would also be possible to support file transfers (with push, pull, and shell adb commands) and port forwarding. I currently use another app for this, but the UI of that other app is terrible.

The app requires the use of yet another username and password. Why not support Google/Facebook/Twitter/Reddit/Etc oauth?

Please add Shift Key in keyboard , i use tmux and multiple screen and it is necessary for all' server administrator.

Option to hide the action bar (clock, time, etc.) - true full-screen mode.

Enable the user to use the fingerprint to decrypt the SSH key instead of a passphrase. This feature would be very nice :)

Be able to use other than US keyboard.

Current behaviour: I have a host (A) behind a firewall thats reachable via a gateway (Z). A "chain" is set up. Tapping on "A" works correctly for a normal shell connection, connection via "Z". All good.

Same scenario, now Port Forwarding set up, from "A" to localhost. Trying to use it results in "No route to host". While is technically correct, its clearly ignoring the chain set up earlier.

The "Chains" feature is incomplete without this, IMHO, but great work otherwise!

I want to use Termius to connect to my linux box and use emacs, but I can't :( Many key combinations don't work correctly. How to reproduce:

• Install hacker's keyboard or use a bluetooth physical keyboard - it doesn't matter


• Connect to a linux box with bash via termius


• Press ctrl+v - bash will print the next key or key combination you send after it


• After ctrl+v press ctrl+/ or shift+tab. It should print ^_ and ^[[Z respectively, but instead it prints a big space character and /

ANSI graphics are fighting against the window theme options in the app. How do I get ANSI graphics from BBS to render correctly?

I've been trying to get Terminus setup with Mosh, and the session keeps closing immediately with no additional information. It'd be nice if terminus could provide a little more feedback in the event of a failure.

Just downloaded Termius for Kindle Fire HD 8 (7th generation). The "Enter" key on the keyboard has no effect. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, and now when I hit "Enter" the last thing I typed in my mail application appears on the screen. How do I fix this?

Some servers that I managed are in isolated LAN and requires VPN access to connect to them while on mobile. So, it'll be great if this app also has VPN client feature for some common VPN protocols.

Add the support for the Wake-On-Lan

I use keyboard shortcuts often and you have mapped a shortcut to your app that I use very frequently. "CTRL N".
It would be nice to be able to remap these shortcuts or even all together turn them off.

Try copying a few lines of sample script from a web page or Gist. Paste into the terminal. Carriage returns are not handled correctly, either not breaking (directly in the terminal command line) or causing weird effects in the nano editor. The same is true copying text from the Google Keep app, and probably others too.

Copying sample script seems to be a common requirement when trying to avoid typing on a tablet keyboard.