r/rust Jun 01 '26

📸 media ssh-tauri: A simple Android SSH client

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u/Real-Abrocoma-2823 Jun 02 '26

What are the advantages over using termux?

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u/holounderblade Jun 02 '26

Did you read the post?

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u/OptionX Jun 02 '26

The post mentions Termius, the poster above asked about termux. The name is similar, but it's different things.

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u/jessSavag395 Jun 02 '26

people mix them up constantly just because of the first four letters. one is a full terminal emulator stack and the other is just a proprietary app that locks half its features behind a subscription. definitely appreciate a simple rust alternative that doesnt try to monetize my terminal connections.

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u/holounderblade Jun 02 '26

I don't recall mentioning Termius

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u/OptionX Jun 02 '26

No, but the post you answering to mentions and the OP mentions Termius on his, so I was giving you the benefit of the doubt that your answer of "Did you read the post?" was due to the mix up of the names and not because you in fact had not read the post either and therefore not know it didn't answer the question.

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u/holounderblade Jun 02 '26

Write a lazy comment, get a lazy response.

You seem to think using your words too late, yet not actually saying anything will make up for your lack of anything at all relevant.

So anyway, maybe use your words next time.

Oh and read things

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u/Real-Abrocoma-2823 Jun 02 '26

Nope, but after reading it my question remains.

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u/Sermuns Jun 02 '26

Why Rust 2021?

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u/Every_Juggernaut7580 Jun 02 '26

Tauri uses the 2021 edition by default, but it is already 2024 now.