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I'm running on an Acer Chromebook 15 (x86, 4GB of RAM). For me Control-W closes the Termux window. For me Control-Alt-N switches between sessions, which all l
by rkeene2 9y ago
I'm running on an Acer Chromebook 15 (x86, 4GB of RAM).
For me Control-W closes the Termux window.
For me Control-Alt-N switches between sessions, which all live in the same physical window, which I cannot figure out how to open multiple of.
It seems like your suggestion is to use Termux just to run an SSH server locally and then use another, non-Android SSH client, to deal with the fact that Android apps on ChromeOS work terribly UI-wise. That's a good idea, it leads me to my next problem:
It lives in a separate IP address space from ChromeOS... I have some weird IP address inside the ARC that is not the same IP as ChromeOS... I did not try to SSH to that address from ChromeOS though, does it work ?
- VikingCoder 9y agoIt is in a different space, yes, but you can ifconfig to find it's IP and go from there. I've run webservers from Termux and browsed them from Chrome. And I've read about people doing the SSH thing. To be honest, I still can't browse a Termux server from a different machine, and I've spent a while trying.