Andorid app which provides a bunch of useful Linux commands.

Hello,

since your App is free software, and seem to not have any bindings to nonfree libraries, you could easily promote it to pecome part of the f-droid repository. https://f-droid.org/

rgds schabi

First thanks for this great app, but occasionally I find it difficult to search for the man page of a command because the app matches the keyword in both the contents and the titles. For instance, when I want to search for the man page of the command tar, the best match entry (man page of tar) does not show on the top of the screen:

I could not find any settings related to adjust this behavior. It will be great if the app can provide such an option.

Hello, i love the library and i wanted to ask if is possible to add an entry for the Micro text editor. It's a modern and intuitive terminal-based text editor, like nano, but a lot more powerful, and extensible Thanks!

Version: 3.0.2

I don't know how to contribute here so I create an issue instead. At "Basics > System information > CPU usage in persentag" there's an "e" missing at the end.

Hi there

First off thanx for a great app! One small enchancement. When searching for a command each command's name is "broken up" into the command, e.g. "_exit" and a short description "terminate the calling process". For Linux newbs (like me) it would be greate to search on both the command name and description. Allowing you to search for a term like "terminate" as you might not have a clue as to what the command's name might be.

Regards

I replace the commands.db from the .apk file with the commands.db generate by myself with archlinux It worked on the commands list,but when i clicked anyone of them,the app has crashed.

Something wrong? Sorry for my bad English. :-)

The command is git config --global user. name [name] but it should be git config --global user.name [name] ( write user.name together )

The text is inside a sqlite file thus i am creating this issue instead of a merge request.

Add the rogue game. The command is rogue. The game usually looks like this:

                            -----
             ---------      |...|
             |.......+######+...|
             |.......|      |...|
             |.......|      |...|
             ---------      ---+-
                               # 
                               ############               ----+-
   ---------------------       -----------+---            |....|
   |................*..|      #+.............|      ######+.*.%|
   |...........E......@+#######|.............|      #     -+----
   |...................|       |.............|      #      # 
   |...................|       |.............+#######      ####
   ---------------------       ----+----------                #
                                   #                          #
                                   #                       ---+-----
       -----------                ##                     ##+.......|
       |.........|         -------+-----------------     # |.......|
       |.....?...|         |...........]...........|     # |.......|
       |.........|      ###+..............*........+###### |.......|
       |.........+#######  -------------------------       |.......|
       -----------                                         ---------
Level: 1  Gold: 65     Hp: 19(19)  Str: 16(16)  Arm: 4   Exp: 2/11

I often use variations of grep -r <pattern>. It might be worth an extra example in the Search & Find section. I would propose

• grep -lr <pattern> List all files in the cwd and below that contain a pattern

to be added, if you think this would be useful for others too.

In the section Search & Find you Have an entry "find modified files since last 60 minutes" and "find changed files since last 60 minutes" without reading the man page it is pretty unclear what is the difference between a changed and a modified file. As a proposal: find files whose content was modified less than 60 minutes ago and find files whose status was changed less than 60 minutes ago

In tips section, subsection "Cursor navigation," the app says that C-b is "back one word" and C-f is "forward one word" but with default readline settings these commands are actually M-b and M-f respectively while C-b and C-f move one character back or forward.

it would ve nice to include most common shell tricks and capabilities:

parameters expansion variable expansion process redirection command substitution variable substitution variable functions arithmetic operations if (+all its commands), while, case, for special variables arrays string operations (eg substring, replacements) traps pipelines common pipeline commands (grep, awk, sed, head, wc, tail, tee, sort, uniq) some regex special characters (escaping, new line) set, declare seq

• others

it might be out of scope as they are not commands in the real sense, but it would be useful to have an all in one pocket app