Ad-free Linux-style terminal with multiwindow support, launcher shortcuts, and extensive language compatibility for power users
Ad-free Linux-style terminal with multiwindow support, launcher shortcuts, and extensive language compatibility for power users
Vote (8 votes)
Program license Free
Developer Jack Palevich
Version 1.0.70
Works under Android
Also known as Android Terminal Emulator
Vote
(8 votes)
Developer
Jack Palevich
Works under
Android
Program license
Free
Version
1.0.70
Also known as
Android Terminal Emulator
Pros
- Powerful Linux terminal capabilities
- Lets you access the inner Linux-like kernel of your device
- Great documentation and user community
Cons
- Steep learning curve if you are new to Linux terminals
- Doesn’t have as many commands as a real Linux terminal
Android Terminal Emulator gives you a Linux-like terminal on your Android device. The Linux terminal is a powerful Linux tool that lets you access and manipulate files, as well as run commands, on a Linux computer. The Android Terminal Emulator lets you do similar things on your Android device.
In addition to giving you all the capabilities of a Linux terminal, the app allows multiple windows to be open and has launcher shortcuts. The app is also completely free and contains no ads. It uses UTF-8 text encoding so many languages are supported. Some commands that can be run from the terminal come built into your Android device. Additionally, others can be added by installing certain apps.
To use it, you need to understand how to use a Linux terminal. If you are already familiar with Linux, it should be quite useful right away. If you are new to Linux terminals but want the power that they offer, there is a community on Google Plus and a documentation wiki to get you started. Also, there are lots of free resources for learning the Linux terminal online that are not specific to Android Terminal Emulator.
Pros
- Powerful Linux terminal capabilities
- Lets you access the inner Linux-like kernel of your device
- Great documentation and user community
Cons
- Steep learning curve if you are new to Linux terminals
- Doesn’t have as many commands as a real Linux terminal