La Terminal: Mosh & SSH Client

I’ve tried many ssh clients for iOS. I used iTerminal for a while and Prompt for years. The keyboard is just better with LaTerminal Their home grown session keep alive technology is nice; though it stopped working well, perhaps because my Ubuntu version is in extended support The real killer feature was supposed to be files, but it never works correctly. I try to upload pictures to a server and 99 times out of 100 they come out corrupt Even within the app, you can browse files, but if you as much as go to antihero app and come back, the connection silently dies and the app doesn’t realize, but starts showing all folders as empty. Really disappointing Support is non existent, even as a paid user. Apparently there used to be a feedback part in the app, but it was replaced with some AI page or something Despite all of that, I’m not using a prompt anymore and am still using this, it’s that slick

First, I'm happy to update this review once things start working.I can't get anything to connect using the Vision Pro. I have no problem using this app successfully with my iPad or iPhone. With the Vision Pro I see ".waiting ... PolicyDenied" for every host I try connecting to (macOS and Linux). I tried enabling additional diagnostics in settings, but I didn't get any more info. Nicely designed app, however.I **really** want a setup with the Vision Pro where I can use my paired keyboard and a terminal. And I was hoping this would be it...*** UPDATE 1 *** I was able to get La Terminal working on Vision Pro by going into Settings -> Apps -> La Terminal, then turn OFF "Local Network Access", then turn ON "Local Network Access". I don't know why network access seemed to not be granted when visionOS prompted me to allow when I first started the app? Anyway, now that everything is working I can give this a proper test drive.*** UPDATE 2 *** This app really makes the Vision Pro a usable work device for me. It is super cool to have a terminal open, a browser open, music playing, while being immersed on top of a cliff with clouds rolling by.La Terminal is a bit glitchy, so thank the gods for tmux. The "native" session persistence doesn't seem to do anything. Also, the "tmux" option in the menu is no good because it starts a new session when reconnecting instead of attaching to the existing session. Running tmux is REQUIRED because La Terminal does not seem to handle network glitches gracefully. I will literally be typing in my editor and I get a popup about a network disconnect — this seems specific to La Terminal; I don't see these frequent network interruptions with a-Shell (also I can't run the helix editor with a-Shell, but it renders beautifully with La Terminal).

As a linux admin/devops engineer. This is my “killer app” for the AVP. This app makes it possible for me to work effectively on remote clients without relying on my macbook. Other terminal apps work, but this is the first one I’ve used where I immediately knew that I could confidently get work done. I never leave app reviews, but this one definitely deserved it. Hats off to the team behind this!