I'm not sure how popular this would be, but my job pretty much requires me to be logged into ssh at all times. i just picked up my playbook yesterday and can definitely see how awesome it'd be to have an ssh client for it.
Does anyone know of any existing ssh clients that would work, or if any are in development?
I wish they had the BlackBerry Java "player" a little higher on their priority list. While I'd love to port LogicMail to the PlayBook, there's absolutely no way I'd have enough time to completely rewrite it in Adobe Air. We'll see what aMail looks like when its out, and whatever other app RIM keeps promising to do the same.
I wish they had the BlackBerry Java "player" a little higher on their priority list. While I'd love to port LogicMail to the PlayBook, there's absolutely no way I'd have enough time to completely rewrite it in Adobe Air. We'll see what aMail looks like when its out, and whatever other app RIM keeps promising to do the same.
Same - I feel like the market of Adobe Air devs is a lot smaller than Java...
As soon as they either expose bluetooth to AIR; or provide a native SDK, I'll release a BBSSH client for PlayBook.
If we get a bluetooth API, I will make it first available as a bridge app to BBSSH on the phone.
Once we get the native SDK, I'll update to include the option to run entirely on the device. This will take a little while since (as far as I know) there is no open source implementation of VT320 in actionscript -- so I'll be manually porting over the BBSSH emulator from Java.
@AIflex - does your telnet client do terminal emulation, or is it raw IO to/from socket?
Awesome, Marc. Can't wait for that. My work utilizes jabber and SSH, so if I'm going to use the playbook for work on the go I'm going to need both of these - but the SSH client is definitely the most important. Can't wait till the day when I can SSH into servers from my PB!
Awesome, Marc. Can't wait for that. My work utilizes jabber and SSH, so if I'm going to use the playbook for work on the go I'm going to need both of these - but the SSH client is definitely the most important. Can't wait till the day when I can SSH into servers from my PB!