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If you install Termux on android, you get a full Linux experience though, with bash, gcc, and even things like emacs, ruby, and python. And it's just a normal a
by jhbadger 10y ago
If you install Termux on android, you get a full Linux experience though, with bash, gcc, and even things like emacs, ruby, and python. And it's just a normal app -- not requiring root or anything.
- zdkl 10y agoLove termux, but wish I could have it the other way around moqtly. Boot to a terminal and "startx" if I need to. That would be a fancy terminal, granted, if it is to handle modern touchscreens but still. Would be fun
- TY 10y agoNever heard of Termux, thank you very much for mentioning it!
- gcb0 10y agonever heard of termux either. I use ConnectBot (a very good SSH client) that can also open local terminals.
- gcb0 10y ago> not requiring root i would require root to have most things i do on a full linux computer. Such as running network diagnostics, using special kernel drivers and properly debugging programs. the problem is not that some app "do not require root" the problem is that every time the user does need root, they are denied! because only the advertising company has root access to their pocket (and wrist!) computers.