This is also the first version of a-Shell compiled with the iOS 26 SDK. You'll notice that the buttons became significantly larger. It's both a good news (easier for user interaction) and a bad news: you can fit fewer buttons on the screen.

In my opinion, they both have good points and bad points. But you can add that to the plus column of a-Shell: is present on Bluesky.

(a-Shell only):
- fixed an issue with dvipdfmx and user-installed fonts.

Other changes:
- added TIFF and XML support to ImageMagick, updated ImageMagick to version 4.7.0
- added libopus support to ffmpeg
- fixed one issue with ffmpeg and hardware encoding that happens with iOS 26.
- fixed a bug when copying screen content
- fixed several issues with wasm3

You're welcome!

I can suggest myself. It's actually more of a local terminal, that lets you run commands on your iPad, but one of these commands is ssh, so you can also connect to distant computers.
There's also @secureshellfish.app, La Terminal, Blink Shell (hi guys)

And now I have to get back to everyone who asked for h.265 encoding, to whom I replied: "I can't do it, libx265 is covered by the GPL", and update the reply with: "actually I did it, using libkvazaar, which is BSD-licensed" (thanks, guys).
Encode your videos with: "-c:v libkvazaar -tag:v hvc1".

That's one of our goals: to let you access the files on your iPad.

The changes also mean that ripgrep is now compatible with the Wasm3 engine. You'll have to reinstall it (pkg install rg), but once it's done, it's blazingly *fast*.

Sorry for this backward incompatibility, I'm trying really hard to avoid them but this one was just unavoidable. It reverts a bad decision I made 4 years ago.
On the plus side, a-Shell is now immune to the year 2038 bug.