TermiPlus Fixes Korean Input in Android Terminals
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Pixel shares TermiPlus, an Android SSH and local terminal client designed for physical keyboards. It addresses broken Korean IME composition with Gboard and includes SSH, SFTP browsing, saved commands, and keyboard shortcuts; version 1.0.16 is available as a free APK for Android 7.0 and later.
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Korean input kept breaking in Android terminals with a physical keyboard, so I built my own
I use a tablet with a physical keyboard and Gboard. Every time I typed Korean into an Android terminal app, composing input broke — syllables got eaten mid-composition or committed wrong. SSH sessions, messages, commands in Korean: all painful. The cause is how Korean IME composing text reaches terminal input. With a physical keyboard plus Gboard, it breaks more often than not. So I built TermiPlus: an Android SSH and local terminal client designed around physical keyboards. Korean IME composing input works with a physical keyboard + Gboard, and it supports physical keyboard shortcuts. What it does: SSH connections + on-device local shell SFTP file browsing Saved commands Physical keyboard shortcuts Korean IME input that works with a physical keyboard + Gboard Download: free APK on GitHub Releases (v1.0.16, Android 7.0+, about 23.5 MB) https://github.com/nararajun/TermiPlus/releases If you try it and something feels off, or you want a feature, open an issue on GitHub.
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