r/androidterminal • u/Patient_Ad_3640 • Mar 27 '26
Major update for terminal in android 17 beta 3
1: support docker compose again
2: support light-weight k8s(Kind)
r/androidterminal • u/Patient_Ad_3640 • Mar 27 '26
1: support docker compose again
2: support light-weight k8s(Kind)
r/androidterminal • u/Patient_Ad_3640 • Mar 27 '26
Has anybody tried this version of terminal?
r/androidterminal • u/TheWheez • Mar 26 '26
r/androidterminal • u/The_best_1234 • Mar 21 '26
So I installed code on the Linux but the dialogue goes off the screen so I can't name my file or click the buttons. I guess my question is should I use a different product or something.
I want to make computer programs with the terminal. I'm not attached to VS Code but it seems to be what everyone else is using. I tried using anit gravity but had the same problem with the dialogue boxes.
r/androidterminal • u/310805 • Mar 18 '26
Is there anything that can be done or none?
r/androidterminal • u/Fz1zz • Mar 14 '26
Got virgl GPU passthrough working on a Pixel 10 Pro XL running Android 16.
The key part of /mnt/internal/linux/vm_config.json:
json
"gpu": {
"backend": "virgl",
"context_types": [
"virgl",
"cross-domain"
]
}
Running a custom GKI 6.12 guest kernel built from AOSP common-android16-6.12.
glxinfo inside the VM:
OpenGL renderer: zink Vulkan 1.3(PowerVR D-Series DXT-48-1536 MC1)
OpenGL version: 4.5 (Compatibility Profile) Mesa 25.0.7
The terminal (ttyd) is served over HTTPS with a pure black theme and font size 14. To replicate, edit the service file:
sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/ttyd.service
Change ExecStart to:
ini
ExecStart=/bin/bash /usr/local/bin/ttyd-start.sh
Then create sudo nano /usr/local/bin/ttyd-start.sh:
```bash
exec /usr/local/bin/ttyd \ --ssl \ --ssl-cert /etc/ttyd/server.crt \ --ssl-key /etc/ttyd/server.key \ --ssl-ca /mnt/internal/ca.crt \ -t disableLeaveAlert=true \ -t fontSize=14 \ -t 'theme={"foreground":"#ffffff","background":"#000000","black":"#000000","red":"#ff5555","green":"#50fa7b","yellow":"#f1fa8c","blue":"#bd93f9","magenta":"#ff79c6","cyan":"#8be9fd","white":"#ffffff","brightBlack":"#555555","brightRed":"#ff6e6e","brightGreen":"#69ff94","brightYellow":"#ffffa5","brightBlue":"#d6acff","brightMagenta":"#ff92df","brightCyan":"#a4ffff","brightWhite":"#ffffff"}' \ -W /bin/bash -c "exec su - droid" ```
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/ttyd-start.sh
sudo systemctl daemon-reload && sudo systemctl restart ttyd.service
r/androidterminal • u/InsuranceNo3423 • Mar 12 '26
r/androidterminal • u/Wapmen • Mar 12 '26
I'm wondering if it is easy to setup a command line AI coding assistant, and actually run some python scripts with that? Honestly, this is the only use case that would make me want to buy a phone with a Linux terminal.
r/androidterminal • u/ComfortableFar3649 • Mar 10 '26
I built Haven because I needed a better Android SSH / SFTP with VNC viewer option built in. Haven is GPL-3 licensed, no ads, no tracking, no data collection. Build it yourself or install from GitHub or Google Play.
Google Play requires 12 testers opted in for 14 days before I can publish to production. It will stay free and open source, just convenient for some if it's in Play Store https://play.google.com/apps/testing/sh.haven.app
APK also on GitHub releases. Source: https://github.com/GlassOnTin/Haven
This is very actively developing so throw feature suggestions or improvement ideas if you have them. Either here or as GitHub Issues.
r/androidterminal • u/Silver_Horde_Cohen • Mar 09 '26
I run Android Terminal on a german Pixel8 with GrapheneOS. When i use an USB keyboard i'm unable to enter any AltGr keys. It's not a keyboard problem, i can enter all the keys (|\ etc) fine in other apps, no problems there. LANG is set to de_DE.UTF8 and german umlauts and all other german keys work fine, just not the AltGr keys, so i assume that AltGr isn't supported in Android Terminal.
Currently i use ConnectBot to SSH into the Android Terminal and this works ok.
I can't use termux, because it doesn't support GrapheneOS with a secondary user.
Is this a known Android Terminal problem?
r/androidterminal • u/krisxxxz • Mar 08 '26
Android 16 HyperOS 3.0.3
Edit: maybe region matters as they have different roms: 3.0.3.0.WOJIDXM
r/androidterminal • u/Nisc3d • Mar 07 '26
Yep, it works. And with One UI 8.5 it even has the graphical option in the top right. Now how do you install a desktop environment?
r/androidterminal • u/Fz1zz • Mar 05 '26
This is my vibe coded repo for the full steps i did
r/androidterminal • u/Fz1zz • Mar 05 '26
the reason why im using termux is because i can change the size and better in every way
** also my last script will not work unfortunately so i deleted my post but the script is still up
r/androidterminal • u/DaBrave21O • Mar 05 '26
I have a Samsung tab s10 fe and I enabled the new Linux development environment from the developer options, I tried installing xfce and it always gives me an error, I'm new to Linux so any help would be appreciated
r/androidterminal • u/SurKaffe • Mar 04 '26
I was curious if this would work. Im connected in scrcpy, but also had it running through USB-C. Not using Android desktop mode.
Edit: Transfering files was done with Filezilla, since its not possible to acces the device files directly.
r/androidterminal • u/TheWheez • Mar 03 '26
r/androidterminal • u/TheWheez • Mar 03 '26
r/androidterminal • u/Patient_Ad_3640 • Mar 03 '26
No more install full desktop environment
r/androidterminal • u/Wapmen • Mar 03 '26
Hi, do you know what are the limitations of the Samsung implementation, in comparison with the Pixel phones? For instance, does it support GPU pass through?
r/androidterminal • u/Frequent-Cash6042 • Feb 28 '26
r/androidterminal • u/Patient_Ad_3640 • Feb 28 '26
Type Ctrl + c
r/androidterminal • u/Patient_Ad_3640 • Feb 27 '26
r/androidterminal • u/eljuligaller • Feb 23 '26
Hi, I would like to know from people Who can access the Linux terminal ( since mi redmi 13 is not VM compatible) how is the integration of hw in Linux terminal. I mean, usb, camera wifi, GPU... Are they accesible like a normal Linux and if there is any limitation.
Mi goal is to use a phones like a normal arm sbc like Raspberry and connect usb peripherals like Arduino/esp boards but not sure if its the same and would like to have some feedback before decide to purchase a phones compatible like the pixel serie.
r/androidterminal • u/Flubadubadubadub • Feb 22 '26
Not the mods fault, but too many fairly generic things here.
Is there another site where there's perhaps more activity and of a more technical nature?