Termux is an Android terminal emulator and Linux environment app
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#3I sometimes run org mode in emacs under termux on my phone. After getting fed up with crap in simple list apps, my grocery list is a file in termux.
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#5I sometimes wonder what kind of stress I'm putting on my phone by doing this.
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#6I’ve put this on a 20$ android phone that I got on eBay and was so impressed it made me consider switching from iOS to android.
Just get an old Android flagship off the second hand market that can be had dirt cheap, flash some FOSS de-Googled ROM on it, and use that instead. You now have the power of Linux and Android ecosystems for much less than a Pi and it comes with a display and battery! Need GPIO too? You can connect an external GPIO board via USB-OTG to the phone and control that via Python just like with a Raspberry PI.
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#8If anyone has a better idea how I can get images into the filesystem from an editor in android, let me know.
PS: Some light ChatGPT copy paste coding also works great. My foldable keyboard mouse setup means I could code everywhere.
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#10I update my website by writing it in the Squircle CE editor and then run my static sitegenerator, commit and push to the server by pressing a termux homescreen shortcut. Works great. Images are a bit of an issue, but I have another termux script that's run when use the android "open with" menu and select termux on an image. If anyone has a better idea how I can get images into the filesystem from an editor in android…