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Update: After further research, I found that I cannot use the mount command for squashfs files without having rooted my device, which really defeats the purpose of termux, as it provides a linux environment to those who do not want to root their devices. Unless the termux team can come up with a ...

The thing I found myself attracted to was using squashfs, as on an android device, any storage outside of internal has to be fat32 and termux will not run properly in that filesystem. With squashfs, however I can store my linux on the external storage to be run properly, but termux does not have ...

True, there are a lot of apps out there that require python, however, you must remember that python3.x is not the same as python2.x. That is, apps which call for python2.x actually require python2.x, python3.x is not backward compatible, as the syntax is different. That being said, it is possible to ...

I have a couple of armv7l/armhf tablets that I have been messing around with and installing linux distributions onto without rooting . For those not familiar with this, there is an app called Termux , which is a linux environment that doesn't require root access. The key to this is a command called ...