[insane42]

Hi guys. I've been asking (begging) for an SSH app for a while now, and of course plan to continue until I see one. I've even eMailed the PuTTY guys (no response, of course).

So for all the fine developers perusing this forum, does the current SDK even have what's needed to code a functional SSH application?

If that answer is yes (I hope it is, I just don't wanna wait), get to codin'!!

Thanks, and have a lovely evening.

One last note. Please no "just root and homebrew your life away" posts. I'm looking for an app... period.

mkaythankyoubuhbye

[licotto]

um...maybe you should start learning to either:
1) Learn to program an app yourself; or
2) Start supporting a dev with $$$$$ so they will do what you 'order' them to do...

you can add your post to ANY of the previous 'App Request' entries already ON the forum withouth gumming up yet another post with a repetitively redundant request...

[insane42]

um...maybe you should start learning to either:
1) Learn to program an app yourself; or
2) Start supporting a dev with $$$$$ so they will do what you 'order' them to do...

you can add your post to ANY of the previous 'App Request' entries already ON the forum withouth gumming up yet another post with a repetitively redundant request...

1. No time to learn another environment; would rather pay someone else.
2. Not going to randomly throw money at a developer in hopes they'll write an SSH app.

It wasn't an order, either. It was a question. Thank you for your needless negative comments. Have a nice evening.

[rwhitby]

Hi guys. I've been asking (begging) for an SSH app for a while now, and of course plan to continue until I see one. I've even eMailed the PuTTY guys (no response, of course).

So for all the fine developers perusing this forum, does the current SDK even have what's needed to code a functional SSH application?

If that answer is yes (I hope it is, I just don't wanna wait), get to codin'!!

Thanks, and have a lovely evening.

One last note. Please no "just root and homebrew your life away" posts. I'm looking for an app... period.

mkaythankyoubuhbye

There is not enough functionality exposed by the official Palm SDK to create an SSH application. So you will never see one in the Palm App Catalog.

However, if you install Preware, you then gain the ability to install advanced homebrew applications that can do things that you cannot do with the official Palm APIs. Such as the Terminal application, which can then run an ssh client.

-- Rod