Mocha X11

🇺🇸 United States
Jan Frydendal  | 
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ASO score
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65/100
Reviews
0/100
Graphic
60/100
Other
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App Rating
3.5
rating
Votes
12
rating
App Age
6y 9m
rating
Last Update
Sep 18, 2024

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Current App
Category Top Average
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Rating
3.47
4.47
-22%
Number of Ratings (Voted)
12
743.2K
-100%
App Age
6y 9m
6y 6m
+3%
Price
$30
$0
In-app Purchases Price
$0
$39
Update Frequency
450d
43d
+944%
Title Length
9
25
-64%
Subtitle Length
27
27
Description Length
564
2 666
-79%
Number of Screenshots
1170
1020
+15 %
Size
12MB
169MB
-93 %

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Title (
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Mocha X11
Subtitle (
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An easy to use X11 Terminal
Description (
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Mocha X11 lets you connect easily to X11 Window applications running on UNIX and Linux platforms. The UNIX application run on the remote server, but the application output appears on the iPhone/iPad. Mocha X11 includes clients which can be configured to start the remote application. Before being, please try our free lite version. - Implementation of X11R7.7 - Includes a Telnet and a SSH client. - Runs a local window manager on the iPhone/iPad. - Support for Swiftpoint GT hardware mouse - Support for Mouse Easy. Use an extra iPhone as a bluetooth trackpad.}
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Rating
3.5
12 voters

Some Latest Reviews

A. W.
27 Oct, 2023
3
Honestly, it’s hardly a replacement for an X11 client on a real computer, e.g. Xquartz on a Mac, or a real X11 environment on Linux. As an X11 environment, it’s pretty rudimentary, but setting up a client is straightforward. Starting a client is more than a little awkward on an iPad. The touch interface just isn’t natural, so using a Magic Keyboard is probably best. Then, getting the keyboard to work in an xterminal isn’t always intuitive, what with the non-obvious icons at the bottom of the screen. However, as a stop-gap measure until you can get to a real computer, it does the job.
Pidloop
13 Dec, 2020
5
I use this on an iPad to connect to macOS Catalina running XQuartz. I find it works just fine for the apps I use. I just tap the ipad, so can't say about BT. Many thanks to the developer for keeping X11 alive .. long live X11 .. boo hiss to Wayland.
planandi
09 Aug, 2020
5
The X11 server runs stable (as long as the ipad does not go to sleep), the client applications are usable with my ipencil (terminal, gvim, kate). My physical keyboard is missing some characters like @, {}, []. When i need these, i have to activate the virtual ipad keyboard. For the esc key, there is a nice solution build-in.
W122ard0f
17 Jul, 2020
3
Basic functionality is present but there are glitches. App gets confused when you are using a BT keyboard. You have to toggle it off bring up the on screen keyboard and switch the BT keyboard on again to get it to work.

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Additional Information
Rating:
3.48
Voted: 12
App Store Link:
Price: 29.99 $
Website: -
Email: -
Privacy Policy:
Categories: Utilities, Business
Size: 12MB
App Age: 6 years 9 months
Release Date: Mar 02, 2019
Last Update: Sep 18, 2024
Version: 1.8
Version history
1.8
Sep 18, 2024
- Solved problem with the function: menu - configure - help - Can handle external keyboards automatically. No need to use option: menu - configure X11 terminal - wireless keyboard.
1.7
May 13, 2023
Fixed a problem with buttons close to the screen border.
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