Use Terminal IDE to remotely log on to your Mac/Ubuntu

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Using Terminal IDE to remotely log on to your Mac on your Android phone allows you to remotely operate your Mac anytime, anywhere, especially when you are lying in bed and can operate the Mac computer you are on somewhere, you can also remotely log on to Ubuntu using this method. If you are interested, try it, you can simply perform the following steps:

First, you need to download Terminal IDE. Please download it from google. After the download is complete, Install Terminal IDE on your Android phone. After installing System, you can enter Terminal IDE, you can enable the Keyboard in the Keyboard label, and then select the Terminal IDE Input Method in the input method settings of the mobile phone system to enable the virtual Keyboard similar to the computer Keyboard, which is very convenient, for Terminal IDE usage, please google. I won't talk nonsense here;

Follow these steps to Install Terminal IDE on your mobile phone. Next, configure your Mac, enable the system preference settings of the Mac, and double-click the share option to get an option:

After you get the options, click the remote logon option, as shown in the following figure. In the order shown in 1, 2, and 3, click Next. If there is no problem, proceed to the next step:
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Do you have any part of the information shown in 3? Enter the entered content in Terminal IDE, press enter, and enter your Mac account password as prompted to log on to your Mac.

The above process is remotely logged on through ssh, and there is a similar process in Ubuntu.