This kind of thing makes me sad. If Google had just built on top of the regular linux stack, even without X, they'd have all this for free. But instead Android is trapped with forked core libraries which track upstream poorly if at all; needless duplication (dumbed down rewrites of glibc, busybox, udevd); cave man software maintenance ("updates" by unzipping crap inside a boot loader).<p>It's a great app framework. But it's not even remotely close to being a self-hosted development environment, and probably never will be. Toys like this are just reminders about how much they threw out.
I think this was posted a while ago, it's also open source <a href="http://code.google.com/p/terminal-ide/" rel="nofollow">http://code.google.com/p/terminal-ide/</a><p>What I don't understand is how can someone code on this, even on a tablet.
Terminal IDE is great and I use it frequently on my Prime, but it has no DNS name resolution built in. Also it is missing emacs. This has limited it to really just another place to SSH to a VPS.<p>*NOTE you can use jping to get the IP for a hostname. FWIW