How the features work, what they measure, and the steps to follow.
Lay out the key bar yourself: one row scrolls sideways and is uncapped, two rows is a fixed 7x2 grid with nothing to scroll. How to build one, and which shape to pick.
Uploads about 14x faster and large downloads about 3.4x faster to a distant server, measured on a device — and using less battery, not more.
Any URL on screen is tappable — even one that wrapped across two lines. What Term shows you before it opens anything, and what happens when the link is a download.
A bastion is not an ordinary host: you land in a menu, not a shell. How to set one up in Term, get past the code prompt, and reach your machine.
The size cap on in-app file editing, measured rather than guessed: what opening, typing and undo cost from 8 KB to 1 MB.
A server that wants a six-digit code after the password: store the setup key once and Term answers the prompt, for the host and for the bastion it jumps through.
pi runs on your server and edits real files there; Term is the terminal you drive it from. Install, key, connect — and the colour setting worth knowing.
Tunnel a port to something only your server can reach, run a SOCKS5 proxy, or publish a device port — and what happens to a tunnel when you leave the app.
Our complete ~/.tmux.conf — images and true colour through tmux, CSI u keys for coding agents, and a status line that follows your theme.
Connected, but mosh-server didn't start — the PATH of a non-interactive SSH login is not your shell's. Find the binary, point the host at it.
Switch on auto-resume for a host and Term reconnects it after a kill or a dropped connection — the startup script re-attaches tmux, and your work is where you left it.
Float Term over another app so a build or a log keeps scrolling where you can see it — still foreground, so the session does not drop.
The app gets killed, the session does not: the next launch reattaches to the same shell, programs still running, with no sign-in.
Walk the remote filesystem, move files both ways, edit a text file in place — all over the SSH connection the host already has.
Several windows over one connection, a key bar that becomes a tmux bar by itself, and why zoom matters more here than on a desktop.
Pin mosh to the UDP ports your firewall opens, choose how long a detached session waits for you, and run a script before the shell starts.
Bold Chinese no longer smudges into a blob: the same words on the same phone, before and after.
Chinese, Japanese, Korean, emoji, box lines and prompt icons — 1,314 characters checked one at a time on a real phone, with the photos.
Method, measurements and captures for the EGL/GLES3 instanced renderer — full-screen scrolling at 5.3 ms · 188 fps.