XLinux Linux for Mobile Devices - remote access to Fedora or Ubuntu Linux Operative Systems
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Utilities | Free | Securenet Sistemas Avanzados, SL | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
The features and main components are inherited from the Linux OS:
- Open source operating system.
- "Shell": a special interpreter program which can be used to execute commands of the operating system.
- Better security, no susceptibility to virus and malware infestation.
- Office software to create professional documents, spreadsheets and presentations.
- Tools to edit your photos or create professional illustrations and designs.
This app is an access to a Linux that is run remotely. Note that in order to use this app you must use the following actions with your fingers:
- Left-click: Tap once.
- Double-click: Double-tap.
- Right-click: Tap, hold and tap with a second finger (anywhere else on screen).
- Middle-click: Tap, hold and tap with two more fingers (anywhere else on screen).
- Mouse-drag: Tap, hold long and move your finger.
- Scroll-wheel: Two-finger drag up/down and left/right.
- Zoom in/out with your fingers.
- Send text: Click on the button keyboard.
This app uses the Linux license. Hence it can be installed and distributed for free.
Reviews
Horrible
Track_grease
Very crappy emulator, every move you make says "Waiting" and it's very unstable at the moment. Would not recommend to anyone.
Sad joke
TechieGuy
Impossible to use. If you open Firefox and then try to close it all it says is waiting If you do something as simple as open a command line terminal to go into bash ; the terminal crashes This should be filed under vaporware or malware
Fake Fake !!!
tangbunna
It is not a real linux. It is a VNC for Linux that was installed on his server. The dev is clever but he should know that linux users are not dumb, they are advanced users on win/mac or even programmers too.
Great app with a small problem
Wheedle knees
This app is wonderful and it seems like also one of a kind on the App Store, but I have one question: what is the password for the account that the machine uses? I have been trying to use some think I know and it keeps asking for a password.
