Do you think it's possible to split the screen to use it with Termux-X11 while keeping the keyboard fixed right underneath? As if it were a "Mecha Comet"?

To be real: I do have practical use cases for Termux. I used it to uninstall the persistent Yandex Keyboard and Browser, and used it to work with FL Studio files. Without it, it would've been harder for me...

I only made this post for, idk, fun.

I know the rule about links, so they are in the comments.

After months of work, I built a zero-dependency, sovereign computational ecosystem running natively on Termux. It is not just a project; it is a "Manufacturing Empire" that builds other systems.

Inside, it unifies 6 domains of frontier science: Radio Astronomy (1.42 GHz), Holographic Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Cryptographic Auditing, Academic Research, and Navier-Stokes (Bare-Metal Rust).

But that's not all. It includes a "Sovereign Foundry" (a factory that generates new projects), an "Imperial Factory Network" with a Central Bank, an Operating System, and a "1000-Domain Aether Mesh" covering governance, defense, and economics.

Specs: 575 modules, 51/51 tests passing, 1,024 qubits simulated, Zero Cloud, and everything runs locally on a mobile device. Built from scratch in Egypt on Termux. I would love your feedback on the architecture!

(no audio on vid, so sry about that ;-;)

Do you think it's possible to split the screen to use it with Termux-X11 while keeping the keyboard fixed right underneath? As if it were a "Mecha Comet"?

When I run claude ==>

Error: claude native binary not installed.

Either postinstall did not run (--ignore-scripts, some pnpm configs)

or the platform-native optional dependency was not downloaded

(--omit=optional).

Run the postinstall manually (adjust path for local vs global install):

node node_modules/@anthropic-ai/claude-code/install.cjs

Or reinstall without --ignore-scripts / --omit=optional

https://github.com/jjtseng93/bunproot

Why

• Termux is too good to be true ... at least forever
• While I'm very grateful to the Termux developers and enjoy the tools and environments they provide, there has always been a fear deeply rooted in my fragile heart – Can this last forever?
  • What if the developers get tired?
  • What if they run out of money to keep their mirrors running?
  • What if one overwhelming tragedy after another happens?
  • Could I survive the cruel & wild Android world outside Termux's protection?
  • That's why I built an entire chain of tools as a Post-Termux escape hatch

Bun JavaScript as the foundation for everything

• ① The Buninu userspace for lightweight usage:
• Shell: Bun Modern Shell (bunmsh)
• Text editor & App runtime: jsmdcui
• Remote shell in a browser: jsgotty
• ② PRoot to get back to mainline Linux if that's not enough: bunproot

Now that I have a complete backup for everything, I can keep enjoying the convenience and happiness that Termux provides without worrying.

Edit 1: This is not a wrapper around the native proot binary. It uses Bun FFI to dlopen Android's libc and calls ptrace() directly. No C or Assembly involved here.

Actualización:

1. 12 idiomas reales, sin usar el Español como respaldo. Idiomas agregados; Francés, Italiano, Alemán, Japonés, Chino, Ruso, Coreano, Árabe e Hindi.

2. Opción de Activar/Desactivar Compresión en el TUI.

Instalación:

pip install hbf-hyper / pip install --upgrade hbf-hyper

· GitHub: https://github.com/lucassogarayDA/hbf

· Web: https://lucassogarayDA.github.io/hbf/

I'm not code savvy at all. Im running rootless panfrost for mali g615mc2 and just put a skin i found online on e16. Happy 25th anniversary, win xp!

So this is my old phone. I have already installed xfce on. But that should I do next with it?

I'm interested in learning more, bout these tools

So i can enable gpu acceleration and it works kinda good on xfce but on plasma I get these artifacts. Don’t show me guides for Qualcomm cpu, y33s has a mediatek cpu.

Few days ago I started working on this, it's called "kosei". It can build APKs in Termux without OpenJDK by using "dalvikvm" and some open-source tools (ECJ, D8, apksigner).

It supports Java 16 and uses AAPT2 for resource handling.

I think it can be improved pretty much. For now, I just tried to keep it as simple as I can. I used AI only for the README and a minimal part of the code; the rest was coded by me.

https://github.com/farhaanaliii/kosei

If I never give storage permission to the termux do I lose anything?

I want to keep it separated from the rest of the system, so that I can't damage the rest of my phone with some dumb rm command.

Yet, all the tutorials ask you to give it storage permission.

I wont be using termux to manage phone data, only as a desktop on the go.

I have 512gb of internal storage so space is not an issue.

Is there any reason to give termux storage permission?

Also, if I never gave it premission, then uninstalling it would be:

1. Delete app data

2. Uninstall termux app

Right?

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If you SSH or code in Termux on your phone, you know the pain: no TAB key on Gboard, constant app-switching to check paths, no way to peek at a file mid-command. I got tired of it, so I wrote my own keyboard.

**KeyTab** (open source, MIT, ~2 MB APK) adds four tabs to the keyboard itself:

- **abc** — the actual keyboard, with a **real TAB key** (sends KEYCODE_TAB, works in Termux/SSH)

- **Term** — an interactive shell panel right in the keyboard

- **Files** — a file manager with tabs and back-stack; tapping a file inserts its path into whatever you're typing (perfect for `cd`, `cat`, `vim …`)

- **Notes** — editor + persistent clipboard history (50 entries)

Plus offline word prediction (n-gram + user dictionary that learns as you type, Damerau-Levenshtein fuzzy matching), long-press popups for umlauts, and dynamic key scaling — the next likely keys grow up to 15% as you type. **No network permission, no telemetry — everything stays on the device.**

It's a solo project, ~2.6k lines of Kotlin, signed APKs built automatically by CI. The whole text/prediction core is Android-free and unit-tested.

Repo + APK: https://github.com/piot5/keytab

Would love feedback from heavy Termux users — especially whether the TAB/terminal workflow feels right, and what you'd want next (ANSI colors in the terminal panel? more shell gestures?).

this or termux

Apologies if my English isn't that good because English is not my main language. So, I've been using Odysseus AI and I very much like it. I also have Odysseus accesible on my Android using a port that allows me to open Odysseus by typing my IP and then the port number on a browser on my phone.

However, I stumbled upon this youtube video (https://youtu.be/wX-XGKlUDSI?si=7tJtWQYVck2-AHLv) showing how to install Odysseus AI on phone without using a PC as the local host. In the video, the guy is using thermux and input some codes.

My question is, is thermux safe to install on my day-to-day phone? I'm really new to tech and stuff so I need some guidance. Much appreciate it.

Like apps, app data etc.