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Termux:FloatA Termux plugin app to show the terminal in a floating terminal window.ContentsInstallationTerminal and App SettingsDebuggingWorthy Of NoteFor Maintainers and ContributorsForkingInstallationLatest version is v0.15.0.Check termux-app Installation for details before reading forward.F-DroidTermux:Float application can be obtained from F-Droid from here.You do not need to download the F-Droid app (via the Download F-Droid link) to install Termux:Float. You can download the Termux:Float APK directly from the site by clicking the Download APK link at the bottom of each version section.It usually takes a few days (or even a week or more) for updates to be available on F-Droid once an update has been released on Github. The F-Droid releases are built and published by F-Droid once they detect a new Github release. The Termux maintainers do not have any control over the building and publishing of the Termux apps on F-Droid. Moreover, the Termux maintainers also do not have access to the APK signing keys of F-Droid releases, so we cannot release an APK ourselves on Github that would be compatible with F-Droid releases.The F-Droid app often may not notify you of updates and you will manually have to do a pull down swipe action in the Updates tab of the app for it to check updates. Make sure battery optimizations are disabled for the app, check for details on how to do that.GithubTermux:Float application can be obtained on Github either from Github Releases for version >= 0.15.0 or from Github Build action workflows.The APKs for Github Releases will be listed under Assets drop-down of a release. These are automatically attached when a new version is released.The APKs for Github Build action workflows will be listed under Artifacts section of a workflow run. These are created for each commit/push done to the repository and can be used by users who don't want to wait for releases and want to try out the latest features immediately or want to test their pull requests. Note that for action workflows, you need to be logged into a Github account for the Artifacts links to be enabled/clickable. If you are using the Github app, then make sure to open workflow link in a browser like Chrome or Firefox that has your Github account logged in since the in-app browser may not be logged in.The APKs for both of these are debuggable and are compatible with each other but they are not compatible with other sources.Google Play Store (Deprecated)Termux and its plugins are no longer updated on Google Play Store due to android 10 issues and have been deprecated. It is highly recommended to not install Termux apps from Play Store any more. Check for details.Terminal and App SettingsThe Termux:Float app supports defining various settings in ~/.termux/termux.float.properties

Installing Home Assistant Core on Android: Simple and Fast, No Root, No QEMUGot an old Android phone and don’t want to buy a Raspberry Pi or a PC to host Home Assistant? This tutorial is for you!Requirements: Android Phone – No Root RequiredCredit: Special thanks to George-Seven for the Termux-Udocker repository.Step 1: Install the Termux app from F-Droid.orgNote:Although Termux is also available on the Play Store, according to the Termux developers, the version on F-Droid is the most stable.After installing Termux, it is recommended, though not required, to install OpenSSH and enable remote access from a PC for easier interaction with the Termux Terminal. For details on setting up Termux remote access. See more: Termux Remote Access Guide.Step 2: Install Git in Termux:# Update & Upgrade Termux packagespkg update && pkg upgrade# Install gitpkg install gitStep 3: Install HomeAssistant-TermuxClone HomeAssistant-Termux:git clone to the root directory of HomeAssistant-Termux:Install Udocker from the cloned repository:Run the script home-assistant-core.sh:Wait about 10 minutes, then you can access Home Assistant on port 8123 ( you can install and run the Python Matter Server to enable Matter compatibility.Note: To keep both containers (Home Assistant Core and Python Matter Server) running at the same time, start each one in a separate Termux session. Two easy ways are either opening two Termux terminal sessions (using the Termux GUI) or using the screen command. See moreRun the script matter-server.sh:Then, enable the Matter Integration in Home Assistant and connect them using the WebSocket URL:Tips: Running Multiple Containers SimultaneouslyTo keep both containers

Easily Install Termux GUI Desktop Key Features:📚 Quick Setup: Easy-to-follow installation process.🖥️ Desktop Styles: Supports XFCE, LXQt, and OPENBOX with beautiful themes.🍷 Windows App Support: Run Windows apps using Wine (x86_64 on ARM64 devices).🦾 Hardware Acceleration: Enhances performance for supported hardware.🖇️ GUI Access: Supports Termux:X11 and VNC.📦 Package Management: Compatible with both APT and PACMAN.🛍️ App Store: A appstore to install apps from termux and suppoted proot-distro.🧩 One-Click App Installation:Browsers: Firefox, ChromiumCode Editors: VS Code, GeanyImage Editors: GIMP, InkscapeAnd more...📦 Additional Apps: Install apps like LibreOffice not available by default in Termux.🎨 Customizations: Extensive configuration options to suit user preferences.Getting Started:1. Ensure Requirements Are Met:Android 8+ deviceTermux (download from GitHub or F-Droid)NOTE: This Only Works On Termux From Github Or FdroidAvoid using Termux from Google Play due to API limitations.Termux:X11Termux-APIMinimum 2GB of RAM (3GB recommended)1.5-2GB of Internet data3-4GB of free storageVNC Client RealVNC or NetHunter Kex (Optional)2. Explore Desktop Styles:XFCELXQtOPENBOXMATE3. Hardware Acceleration and Distro Container:Learn more about hardware acceleration.Check out distro container usage.4. Start Installation:Full Installation YouTube Video Guide:- HereNote: Fresh installations are recommended for best results.Note: If you are in android 12 or higher then first disable Phantom Process Killer Guide:- Herecurl -Lf -o setup-termux-desktop && chmod +x setup-termux-desktop && ./setup-termux-desktop5. Usage Instructions:Commands for starting and stopping Termux:X11 and VNC sessions are provided below.Command Reference:Start Termux:X11Options:--nogpu: Disable GPU acceleration.--legacy: Enable legacy drawing.--nodbus: Disable DBus.Combine options for specific configurations (e.g., tx11start --nogpu --legacy).--help: To show help.Example:tx11start to star Termux:11 with gpu accelerationtx11start --nogpu to star Termux:11 without gpu accelerationtx11start --nogpu --legacy to star Termux:11 without gpu acceleration and -legacy-drawingtx11start --nodbus to star Termux:11 without dbustx11start --nodbus --nogpu to star Termux:11 without gpu acceleration and dbustx11start --nodbus --nogpu --legacy to star Termux:11 without gpu acceleration and dbus and with -legacy-drawingtx11start --nodbus --legacy to star Termux:11 without dbus and use -legacy-drawing (nodbus and gpu)tx11start --legacy to star Termux:11 with -legacy-drawing (with dbus and gpu)tx11start --debug --OTHER-PARAMETERS To see log of that commmandtx11start --debug --nogpu To See tx11start --nogpu's logStop Termux:X11Options:-f: Force stop.--help: To show help.Start VNCOptions:--nogpu: Disable GPU acceleration.--help: To show help.Stop VNCOptions:-f: Force stop.--help: To show help.GUI CommandsOptions:--start: Start GUI (use

(1) If SeLinux is disabled by user with root, then only DAC security is used and if user changes permissions of private app data directory for the other group, then files may become accessible, so disabling SeLinux is not recommended.Apps using targetSdkVersion 30 (Android 11) run in an isolated environment in which /data/data/, /data/user// and /mnt/expand//user// directories of other apps do not exist in its mount namespace. Termux may still have directories of other apps in its mount namespace as it uses targetSdkVersion = 28 by default, even though they are not accessible by default.However, files under Termux private app data directory can be made accessible to other apps in the following ways.If the other app uses sharedUserId equal to com.termux used by the main Termux app and its APK is signed with the same signing key as that of main Termux app APK. Such apps share the same uid and can access each other's unique private app data directories. This is used by some of the official Termux app plugins to allow them to access Termux rootfs files. Note that the signing key of Termux GitHub builds is public as detailed in the installation docs, so anyone can create an update for the Termux app that will install over the existing Termux app, or be able create a new app with the same sharedUserId as the Termux app to get access to Termux files, so never install apps from untrusted sources if using GitHub builds. The signing key of F-Droid builds is private and does not have this security issue.Access is explicitly granted to an app by the user to the Termux rootfs via Storage Access Framework (SAF) provided by Android. (1, 2).Access is explicitly granted to an app by the user to Termux APIs, like RUN_COMMAND Intent. These APIs normally have dual protection if a wide access is to be granted and requires manually granting the other app the RUN_COMMAND permission in Android settings and enabling allow-external-apps Termux property inside the Termux app.Termux Project DirectoryTermux project directory ($TERMUX__PROJECT_DIR) added in Termux app v0119.0 is an exclusive directory for all Termux files that includes Termux core directory (TERMUX__CORE_DIR), Termux apps directory (TERMUX__APPS_DIR), and optionally the Termux rootfs directory (TERMUX__ROOTFS). The default path is /data/data/com.termux/termux.Currently, the default Termux rootfs directory is not under it and is at the /files subdirectory but there are plans to move it to termux/rootfs/II in future where II refers to rootfs id starting at 0 for multi-rootfs support.An exclusive directory is required so that all termux files exist under a single directory, especially for when termux is provided as a library, so that termux files do not interfere with other files of Termux app forks or apps that may use the termux library.Termux Core DirectoryTermux core directory ($TERMUX__PROJECT_DIR) added in Termux app v0119.0 contains Termux core files for the Termux app, like user settings and configs for the app, which and are independent of any specific rootfs. The default path is /data/data/com.termux/termux/core.Termux Apps DirectoryTermux apps

Problem descriptionOn Android 14 Beta, trying to runtermux-clipboard-set "test"will result in the cursor returning to the next line (hanging forever), not copying "Test" and the program not exiting (only by pressing Ctrl + C).Screenshot:What steps will reproduce the bug?Install Termux:API from F-Droid, then install termux-clipboard-set by runninglastly try to set the clipboard viatermux-clipboard-set "test"What is the expected behavior?It should not hang forever. It should set the clipboard and return.System informationtermux-info:Termux Variables:TERMUX_API_VERSION=0.50.1TERMUX_APK_RELEASE=F_DROIDTERMUX_APP_PACKAGE_MANAGER=aptTERMUX_APP_PID=19024TERMUX_IS_DEBUGGABLE_BUILD=0TERMUX_MAIN_PACKAGE_FORMAT=debianTERMUX_VERSION=0.118.0Packages CPU architecture:aarch64Subscribed repositories:# sources.listdeb stable mainUpdatable packages:clang/stable 16.0.2 aarch64 [upgradable from: 16.0.1-1]command-not-found/stable 2.1.0-20 aarch64 [upgradable from: 2.1.0-19]coreutils/stable 9.3 aarch64 [upgradable from: 9.2-4]glib/stable 2.76.2 aarch64 [upgradable from: 2.76.1]libcompiler-rt/stable 16.0.2 aarch64 [upgradable from: 16.0.1-1]libllvm/stable 16.0.2 aarch64 [upgradable from: 16.0.1-1]libmpfr/stable 4.2.0-p4-0 aarch64 [upgradable from: 4.2.0]lld/stable 16.0.2 aarch64 [upgradable from: 16.0.1-1]llvm/stable 16.0.2 aarch64 [upgradable from: 16.0.1-1]python-pip/stable 23.1.1 all [upgradable from: 23.1]rust-analyzer/stable 20230320 aarch64 [upgradable from: 20230220]rust/stable 1.69.0 aarch64 [upgradable from: 1.68.2]termux-tools/stable 1.38.1 all [upgradable from: 1.38.0]termux-tools version:1.36.1Android version:13Kernel build information:Linux localhost 5.10.149-android13-4-693040-g6422af733678-ab9739629 #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Mar 10 01:44:38 UTC 2023 aarch64 AndroidDevice manufacturer:GoogleDevice model:Pixel 7 ProLD Variables:LD_LIBRARY_PATH=LD_PRELOAD=/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/lib/libtermux-exec.so

PDF handling tools and other tools to be used with TermuxThose simple scripts allow you to 2-up PDF files from any app on your device and download video or audio from YouTubeInstallBig thanks to @tomty89 for letting me know how to compile psutils in termux.Note: Psutils can be now installed easily by typing apt install psutils.Installing necessary packages to handle PDF filespkg install python poppler ghostscriptTo compile psutilspkg install clang make perl$ tar -xf /sdcard/Download/psutils.tar.gz $ cd psutils/$ mkdir -p $PREFIX/local/share/man $ make PERL=$PREFIX/bin/perl BINDIR=$PREFIX/local/bin INCLUDEDIR=$PREFIX/local/include MANDIR=$PREFIX/local/share/man/man1 -f Makefile.unix installTo use the script with YouTubeYou need to get youtube-dl and ytdl workingpip3 install --upgrade youtube-dl pip3 install --upgrade mps-youtube To use the clipboard directly from within TermuxIt is used to copy a markdown-formatted link including the name of the video into clipboard automatically.Install the Termux:API Android app and run pkg install termux-api in Termux to install the clipboard tools.Configure Termux's access to storagerun termux-setup-storageCopy the filesSave termux-url-opener and termux-file-editor to ~/bin and run chmod u+x ~/bin/termux-*.Run echo "export PATH=$PATH:/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/local/bin" >> ~/.bashrcUsageNote: If asked to enter a filename by hand, don't forget to add the .pdf extension. The script will not work without it.