Running PostmarketOS on Android Termux proot without a custom ROM (2024)
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Re: Running PostmarketOS on Android Termux proot without a custom ROM (2024)
#2Re: Running PostmarketOS on Android Termux proot without a custom ROM (2024)
#3I tried a lot of open source tools written for this with Termux but when I tried to use it via vnc, I got a black screen and there was a black plus or dot iirc.
Re: Running PostmarketOS on Android Termux proot without a custom ROM (2024)
#4Did anyone manage to install a Linux OS with proper desktop inside your Android phone? I tried a lot of open source tools written for this with Termux but when I tried to use it via vnc, I got a black screen and there was a black plus or dot iirc.
By default it launches with xfce.
The best tutorial for using it is: https://ivonblog.com/en-us/posts/termux-x11/ please ignore the pervy anime.
Re: Running PostmarketOS on Android Termux proot without a custom ROM (2024)
#5Did anyone manage to install a Linux OS with proper desktop inside your Android phone? I tried a lot of open source tools written for this with Termux but when I tried to use it via vnc, I got a black screen and there was a black plus or dot iirc.
That happened because you started X but didn't start a display manager, window manager or desktop environment.
Re: Running PostmarketOS on Android Termux proot without a custom ROM (2024)
#6Did anyone manage to install a Linux OS with proper desktop inside your Android phone? I tried a lot of open source tools written for this with Termux but when I tried to use it via vnc, I got a black screen and there was a black plus or dot iirc.
Re: Running PostmarketOS on Android Termux proot without a custom ROM (2024)
#7or what specific use cases that ubuntu / android / termux wouldn't otherwise cover
(or really just use cases in general here)
Re: Running PostmarketOS on Android Termux proot without a custom ROM (2024)
#8I guess I'm wondering what the advantage is with this over something like a proot-distro ubuntu distro running or what specific use cases that ubuntu / android / termux wouldn't otherwise cover (or really just use cases in general here)