
Many people using DSH are stuck in front of their computer; when they want to continue a chat or change something on the fly, they still have to turn on the machine and connect the environment, which is quite a hassle. dsh-Go is a community-made Android client that installs the DSH engine directly into the phone, no Root or Termux required, and can also connect back to DSH on the computer via SSH. You can interject mid-reply, the process automatically collapses, and conversations can generate encrypted links for shared replay. Suitable for people who are often on the go and want to pick up work anytime.
Software Features
Runs on the device itself: Ubuntu, Node.js, and the DSH environment are set up inside the app, no Root required.
Remote control of computer: connect to DSH on a computer or server via SSH or remote tools, switch over with one click and continue the original work.
Interject without interrupting: you can interject mid-reply, queued messages can be sent immediately, and the completed process automatically collapses into one line for a clean interface.
Sharing with links: replies can be turned into share cards with one click, and the entire conversation generates an end-to-end encrypted link that the other party can replay directly in the browser.
Free and frequently updated: open source and free, under the AGPL-3.0 license, version already at v1.0.13, with a fairly frequent update cadence.
Supported systems: currently only Android is supported, iOS is in development
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