I used a process to root the phone but ended up getting stuck halfway through, though I was left with SELinux in permissive mode. What can I do in Termux with SELinux in permissive mode?
I discovered how to access the `data` folder within `/sdcard/Android` without ADB or root by using `termux-am`. I ran `am start --user 0 -n com.google.android.documentsui/com.android.documentsui.files.FilesActivity`, and this allowed the system file manager (DocumentsUI) to show both the `obb` and `data` folders. Normally, DocumentsUI doesn't make these files visible, but this method works for me. My phone is a Samsung with Android 15.
Will there be an update for Kenji NX? I saw some new changes two days ago.
I have honestly tried few DirectX12 games, although updates from the Wrapper-Gamenative have noticed improvements in these games.
Someone has compared how the performance is between using VK3D and DXVK in a game that supports DirectX12 and a minor version.
It should also be admitted that VK3D has had a more complicated development than DXVK in general.
I'm using the new wrapper-gamemative to play it, because it's a DirectX 12 game.
For some time now, the community has been obsessed with a custom Mali driver. And sometimes I wonder why they don't consider that emulators, as they evolve, should be less dependent on custom drivers to provide an acceptable experience. This should apply to Snapdragon, Mali, Xclipe, and PowerVR as well.
First DirectX 12 game I can run on my Mali GPU
Utilicé el wrapper-2 actualizado en Winlator Mali con la versión 2.14 .1, que parecen ser las únicas que funcionan por ahora en este emulador.
Apktool was in the official Termux repositories a few years ago but was removed; now it has been added back.
Glibc-repo is a repository that contains a set of programs compiled under Glibc. In addition, you have glibc-runner to run within a glibc environment, compile and run program that use GNU libraries without proot-distro. The problem I see with the repository is that the internal packages are very outdated and the person behind this repository because they update it little, having months involved without any update. What I wonder, in the future will be able to see some alternative.
I don't know if it's just my perception, but I'm seeing more and more packages being added to the x11-repo. Has interest in running programs with a graphical interface grown?
Has anyone tried Termux on any Android 17 beta? Another question: when app developer verification is fully implemented, how will the Termux app from F-Droid be identified?
Analyzing the functionality of the new version of proot-distro, which is not yet in the Termux repositories. Its operation can be seen as a function of the old proot-distro package and udocker. This, in my opinion, will make the udocker package unnecessary in the Termux repositories. In any case, the creator of Udocker stopped updating the program years ago. Although the docker-compose option is also missing, I don't think Sylirre has this in mind.
I compiled a Linux kernel using Termux with gcc on proot-distro
One of the problems I've had with Termux-x11 is that it displays elements and letters very small. How can I change this to make them larger?