Cooper - beta

Edit files on your linux machine, even when you're on the go.

Cooper provides a touch interface for SSH, making it easy to log in to a servers and edit files. Make simple code/configuration changes without squinting at a tiny terminal and using a special keyboard.

Cooper does:
- Allow password based login to SSH servers
- Let you traverse the directory structure on SSH servers
- Let you open and edit files on SSH servers
- Save a list of your SSH servers (for easy access)

This app is being developed to make remote software/web-app development easier, so future improvements will include tablet optimized layouts, a touch optimized command execution interface (menu based with support for custom commands), and a mechanism for jumping between open files.

Cooper does not:
- Allow command execution
- Provide root/sudo support
- Save your SSH password
- Support non-standard SSH ports
- Support key-based authentication (password only)
- Support logging in to OSX or Windows (though OSX may be possible)
- Guarantee to work across all linux distros

WARNING: Cooper has only been tested against a single Fedora installation. The testing has not been extensive, and while we have never made any unexpected changes to our files or file system, please use caution when accessing critical systems and files.

This is an Open Source app. The source code for this app is available on GitHub.
https://github.com/losttime/cooper