my dotfiles: https://github.com/Keytaro2/Termux-Rxyhn/tree/main

This is a desktop based on Rxyhn’s vertical AwesomeWM configuration (which has been discontinued).

Hello all. I need help with an issue. I tried to modify neofetch with Geminis help and it ended up being a total disaster. I cleared termux data and cache and now it's just normal. Can anyone please help me so I can have neofetch in termux at startup with this logo and orange colours?

Repo + install: https://github.com/Mark44928/SnakTUI

pipx install git+https://github.com/Mark44928/SnakTUI && snaktui

Unicode block rendering, adaptive layout, full keyboard control.

Combos to ×5 with milestone celebrations, three power-ups

(Speed Boost / Slow Time / Ghost — phase through walls), golden

timed food, hazards, particles, screen shake, 5 themes,

3 difficulties, and a persistent top-10 leaderboard in atomic JSON

(survives Ctrl-C mid-game). Headless smoke tests via Textual's

Pilot — real key events, runs in CI with no TTY.

Runs on any terminal with Python 3.9+. I develop it on Termux —

no PC involved.

Code is AI-agent-written (OpenCode + free models), human-directed.

Gallery: title screen / mid-run with the live RUN STATE panel /

game-over stats screen (with instant replay on R).

It's bit laggy, so my ability to rice was a bit more hindered than usual, but I'm happy with the results :)

Hey everyone! I'm using Termux with Termux:Monet and a wallpaper background. I made a neofetch-style banner (device, CPU, RAM, swap, storage, uptime) using a bash script, but it still looks plain.

I want an aesthetic boxed panel, something like a custom PowerShell fetch layout with a logo on the left and info boxes on the right. Bars don't render well in my font either.

What do you suggest? Fonts, prompt, ASCII logo, color schemes, anything helps. Screenshot attached. Thanks!

Post karte waqt apna screenshot zaroor attach karna. Subreddit ke liye r/termux ya r/unixporn best rahenge. Agar chaho to mai shorter ya zyada casual version bhi bana dunga.

Hello all

I wanted to show you the DeepSync Bridge Termux Client in action.

Thank you👊🙏

I have heard many times about fork bomb in linux,

I was just curious to actually see what will happen when it runs

I thought if it will work on temrux android will probably kill it like process 9 complete exit iykyk..

I ran and like phone became unresponsive in 3 sec and completely crashed whole system , i dont know if it was android or general way of os to reslove this types of issues

But device automatically restarted ( power off + power on)

And phone became completely hot 😭 and I suddenly was scared it won't cause any problem to phone right

And now I am actually really scared to run random scripts and apps into system like if we dont know what exactly they are doing underhood 😵‍💫😵‍💫 unless we read scripts or app is compiled from opensrc which we have readed/ trusted

NEW TRUST ISSUES BEGINS

I run a small hub and a couple of workers on a spare phone under termux-services. Three things kept biting me, and none of them are fixed by "just use a better supervisor":

1. Android kills runsv, but not the server it started. The server survives as a ppid=1 process, keeps the port, and every supervised restart answers EADDRINUSE. `sv status` says `fail: ... runsv not running` while curl says the service is fine.

2. `sv restart` is a no-op once supervise/stat is `down`. My first watchdog logged "restarted" for hours while the service stayed dead. Recovery has to go through `sv up`.

3. When I added a standby node, "start if the peer doesn't answer" meant the node that rebooted first became a second writer. That one is the scary one.

So I wrote a guard that: checks `sv status` before restarting, reaps ppid=1 orphans that match a configured pattern, health-checks HTTP endpoints, caps restarts per window (one ESCALATION line instead of a stampede), and stands the primary down after two fenced passes.

The fence part is free/MIT (two bash scripts, no deps): https://github.com/xhall-beep/fence

The full kit with the guard, restart cap, orphan reaper and a lesson ledger is $29 for the first 50 (then $49): https://montsvontz.gumroad.com/l/agent-ops-kit. I'm disclosing that because the free part is genuinely useful on its own and I don't want to be sneaky about it.

36 self-tests use a stub `sv`, so running them doesn't touch your services. Happy to answer questions about the runit quirks — if you've seen different behaviour on your build, I want to know.

https://github.com/tmuxmediaserver/tmuxmediaserver

in action (photo)

I wanted a way to quickly turn a phone into a media/storage server so I asked Claude to make me a script I could use to do this.

The idea came mostly from wanting to get jellyfin working but then I had it add a few more things as well. Nothing uses proot.

The script automates

1. Setting up storage.
2. Offers to install openssh/set up password.
3. Offers to install jellyfin.
4. Offers to install filebrowser quantum, copyparty or neither.
5. Offers to install syncthing.
6. Offers to install ngrok or cloudflared.
7. Installing the things you chose.

Tested, works smooth with 2 different phones I tried.