PaderSyncSSH Trial

Bizarre screen flow Somehow I seem to have got stuck in "mobile" file view (i.e. viewing local file tree). No menu option or bac-key input seemed to have any effect. When I did have an SSH connection (To Ubuntu server), for some reason it only let me use 1/4 of screen. All inputs echoed as a center-of-screen overlayed text display for some reason. Doesn't handle full keyboards (ctrl-keys, etc.). Seems to be line-buffered input.

Doesn't fully support bluetooth keyboard ICS/4.0 now fully supports bluetooth keyboards, for example ctrl-A selects all. But this SSH client doesn't, i.e. doesn't send ctrl keys. But neither does ConnectBot.

Bubbly ui Ui is too nice but too slow to use and locks a few fancy graphics.. nice multiple locations. Bad it costs 10 usd. Botsync is free but 1 profile.Rsync!

keyboard support is.. not great

Sorry, but it's too fiddly. Seemed like 6 presses to get through to saved session details. My previous session should be available with one press.

Not worth $11 While it has some promise, there are some critical failures with use (at least with native hard keyboard devices like the Asus Transformer) 1. It doesn't handle Ctrl scan code modifiers correctly 2. When confused, it uses it's own keyboard overlay (instead of user preferred input) 3. curses support appears to be faulty (particularly when using things like screen) 4. You must unlock keys first (rather than be prompted on request). I've also had problems with the client failing to unlock keys after restart)

I don't think the interface will make anyone happy.

This implementation of ssh/sftp with keys and F1 to F10 has made my day. On honeycomb with full hardkeyboard. Connectbot, I could not type $@#%&*-+

best ssh client on the market As per title, I may even shell out and buy the full version

Extremely confusing interface. The overlay-keyboard is a promising idea, but without a way to adjust its opacity, it's unusable as implemented here.

Bizarre screen flow Somehow I seem to have got stuck in "mobile" file view (i.e. viewing local file tree). No menu option or bac-key input seemed to have any effect. When I did have an SSH connection (To Ubuntu server), for some reason it only let me use 1/4 of screen. All inputs echoed as a center-of-screen overlayed text display for some reason. Doesn't handle full keyboards (ctrl-keys, etc.). Seems to be line-buffered input.

Doesn't fully support bluetooth keyboard ICS/4.0 now fully supports bluetooth keyboards, for example ctrl-A selects all. But this SSH client doesn't, i.e. doesn't send ctrl keys. But neither does ConnectBot.

Bubbly ui Ui is too nice but too slow to use and locks a few fancy graphics.. nice multiple locations. Bad it costs 10 usd. Botsync is free but 1 profile.Rsync!

keyboard support is.. not great

Sorry, but it's too fiddly. Seemed like 6 presses to get through to saved session details. My previous session should be available with one press.

Not worth $11 While it has some promise, there are some critical failures with use (at least with native hard keyboard devices like the Asus Transformer) 1. It doesn't handle Ctrl scan code modifiers correctly 2. When confused, it uses it's own keyboard overlay (instead of user preferred input) 3. curses support appears to be faulty (particularly when using things like screen) 4. You must unlock keys first (rather than be prompted on request). I've also had problems with the client failing to unlock keys after restart)

I don't think the interface will make anyone happy.

This implementation of ssh/sftp with keys and F1 to F10 has made my day. On honeycomb with full hardkeyboard. Connectbot, I could not type $@#%&*-+

best ssh client on the market As per title, I may even shell out and buy the full version

Extremely confusing interface. The overlay-keyboard is a promising idea, but without a way to adjust its opacity, it's unusable as implemented here.