Termux

Brief:

Powerful terminal emulation and a comprehensive collection of Linux packages are both included in the Termux software.

Features:

Take some time to appreciate the bash and zsh shells.
• Use nnn to manage your files, and then use nano, vim, or emacs to edit them.
• Connect to servers using the SSH protocol.
• Coding should be done in C using clang, make, and gdb.
• The Python console can serve as a pocket calculator if you know how to use it.
• Use git to check out different projects.

How to uninstall the application:

1. Go into your settings
2. Go into the Applications Manager
3. Uninstall the Termux app by selecting it and clicking Uninstall.

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Tips:

Downloading a minimal base system is the first step, after which the apt package manager can be used to install any additional packages that the user requires. Long-pressing any area of the terminal will bring up the terminal’s built-in help, from which you can access additional information by selecting the Help menu option.

Review:

Quite possibly the most helpful application on my Android phone! It even allows me to use my phone as a server for running Jupyter notebooks, which is a fantastic feature. Since the most recent update added soft keys for things like the CTRL and ALT buttons, it is a lot easier for me to use Hacker’s Keyboard because I don’t have to keep switching back and forth between it and other keyboards. Excellent work, and I hope you can keep it up!

 

Amazing software!! However, it does not appear to be functioning properly on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A with an 8-inch screen that I purchased a few nights ago. After pressing a character on the onscreen keyboard, the character does not appear on the screen as quickly as it should. On the other hand, when I press the space bar, a string of characters appears. After looking it up online, I found that other people are reporting having the same issue. When will this issue finally be resolved? I am unable to determine whether the issue is caused by Termux, the on-screen keyboard, another component of the Samsung Galaxy, a combination of any of these factors, or anything else. However, Termux appears to function normally on both the larger Samsung Galaxy and the OnePlus 6t smart phone that I use.