Graham
Member
This terminal emulator I have been using for a while.
It is very similar to the standard Terminal Emulator that ships with Cyanogen's ROMs.
Some of the changes I have noticed that it has a nice colours (like Linux) on the CLI.
Useful things you can do with this app is connect to SSH/telnet servers, diagnose your network connection (using tools like netstat and ping).
Basically use it to call Busybox commands with a Unix look and feel environment.
I normally use this to debug my applications by calling logcat or bugreport. Then you can pipe it to a text file on your SD card like so:
# su
# logcat > /sdcard/logcat.txt
Of course doing that requires root and you probably want root to make the most out of this application.
It is very similar to the standard Terminal Emulator that ships with Cyanogen's ROMs.
Some of the changes I have noticed that it has a nice colours (like Linux) on the CLI.
Useful things you can do with this app is connect to SSH/telnet servers, diagnose your network connection (using tools like netstat and ping).
Basically use it to call Busybox commands with a Unix look and feel environment.
I normally use this to debug my applications by calling logcat or bugreport. Then you can pipe it to a text file on your SD card like so:
# su
# logcat > /sdcard/logcat.txt
Of course doing that requires root and you probably want root to make the most out of this application.