A package manager that downloads the latest Termius .deb file available from official website
Full installation tutorial available at: https://blog.javinator9889.com/termius-ppa. The blog is constantly updated and contains latest fixes (if any). Here is the same procedure but not as much explanatory as the blog itself.
Termius is the #1 cross-platform terminal for Windows, macOS, Linus, iOS, and Android with built-in ssh client which works as your own portable server management.
Currently, Termius is available for downloading for all platforms but, in Linux, it is only available for downloading as a raw .deb file or using the Snap Store, without any official PPA. As some users are against the Snap Store (due to its limitations, restrictions and policies), this repository aims to provide an easy solution for all users who want to have Termius installed and upgradeable.
On the one hand, Termius is available for downloading from the official website, using the following URL: https://www.termius.com/download/linux/Termius.deb
With that in mind, the file lookup-server.py just runs every fifteen
minutes and downloads the latest .deb file provided by that link. Then,
using the reprepro program, the PPA is updated and, if a new version is
available, served to the users.
In that way, the PPA is always up-to-date (with a delay of at most 15 minutes), and the end-user can have the stable installation of Termius (or beta one) in their computers.
You can browse the repository at the following URL: https://ppa.javinator9889.com
Termius PPA
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