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Reminder that Termux is available on F-Droid.

• javajosh 6y ago
  I've had a terrible experience with my LineageOS S9.
  • 0xdeadb00f 6y ago
    F-Droid's UI is trash in terms of usability IMO. Quite clunky. If that was your issue too there are various frontend forks that fix that issue in better ways than F-Droid has attempted to. I for one use FoxyDroid which is about as minimal as it gets, but still usable and pretty to look at. There's also AuroraDroid (best looking one IMO), and G-Droid as alternative frontends.
    • deleted 6y ago
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    • tweetle_beetle 6y ago
      I agree, the big F-Droid redesign was a step backwards. I didn't know about the alternatives though. Thanks
  • donio 6y ago
    What does that have to do with Termux or F-Droid?
    • javajosh 6y ago
      Free associating? I never experienced F-Droid before or since my scattered Cyanogen/LineageOS experiments. Honestly, I doubt I'm alone making that distinction (similar to how its hard to make a distinction between javascript and jquery when you're first learning) Honestly I'm a little confused about the DIY mobile software landscape, and would love to get a minimalist, open-source wonderland mobile OS - and I wouldn't even mind if it was browser native, and neither should anyone else because WASM.
      • DennisAleynikov 6y ago
        fdroid is kinda like cydia, repo based but often open source/FOSS stuff you can install as apks on an android OS device. dont need a special lineage install to get it, seems to work anywhere
        • ce4 6y ago
          Yep. You can even install f-droid on Amazon fireTV sticks using the sideload feature.