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Termux combines powerful terminal emulation with an extensive Linux package collection. * Enjoy the bash and zsh shells. * Edit files with nano and vim. * Access servers over ssh. * Compile code with gcc and clang. * Use the python console as a pocket calculator. * Check out projects with git and subversion. * Run text-based games with frotz. At first start a small base system is downloaded - desired packages can then be installed using the apt package manager known from the Debian and Ubuntu Linux distributions. Access the built-in help by long-pressing anywhere on the terminal and selecting the Help menu option to learn more. Read help online: https://wiki.termux.com/ Reddit Community: https://termux.com/community

Termux Hub is a lightweight, open-source Android application that indexes and organizes tools designed for use with Termux. It provides a clean, searchable catalog of community tools using a transparent, metadata-driven data pipeline. The app focuses on reproducibility and reliability. All tool information is processed automatically from a public GitHub repository, validated, and stored locally on your device. Once synced, the local database becomes the single source of truth, ensuring fast access even when offline. Key features Browse and search curated Termux tools by category View detailed tool information, installation commands, and repositories Daily updates of GitHub star counts and README content (00:00 UTC) Offline-first design with local Room database storage No trackers, no analytics, no ads How it works Termux Hub fetches static metadata from GitHub and processes tool data, star counts, and README files independently. All validated data is stored in a local Room database. If syncing fails, the app safely falls back to cached or bundled data. Data sources All data is read-only and sourced from the public TermuxHub GitHub repository. This includes tool metadata, repositories, thumbnails, GitHub stars, READMEs, and Hall of Fame entries. Privacy Termux Hub does not collect personal data, does not require accounts, and does not include tracking, analytics, or advertising libraries. Contributing Anyone can help improve the catalog. To add or update a tool, please see the contribution guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md.

Termux Terminal Widget is a widget that displays output of a shell command.Requires Termux v0.109+.Limitations:No session display, only outputNo ANSI escape sequences support (yet)Running service is required

Expose basic Android functionality like sending SMS or accessing GPS data to the https://f-droid.org/packages/com.termux app. This is an add-on which requires that the main Termux app is installed to use. * Read and send sms messages from your terminal. * Access device GPS location sensor from scripts. * Pipe the result of commands into the device text-to-speech engine. * Vibrate the device when something interesting happens. * Access the system clipboard from shell scripts. * List contacts from the system contact list. Besides installing this app an additional package is required to install inside Termux: $ apt install termux-api

This plugin for https://f-droid.org/packages/com.termux allows programs to be run at boot. Instructions: * Start the Termux:Boot app once by clicking on its launcher icon. * This allow the app to be run at boot. * Create the ~/.termux/boot/ directory. * Put scripts you want to execute inside the ~/.termux/boot/ directory. * If there are multiple files, they will be executed in a sorted order. Note that you may want to run termux-wake-lock as first thing want to ensure that the device is prevented from sleeping. Example: To start an sshd server and prevent the device from sleeping at boot, create the a file ~/.termux/boot/start-sshd containing the line: termux-wake-lock && sshd

This plugin for https://f-droid.org/packages/com.termux provides a floating terminal window which is shown above other apps. Long-press on the floating window to move or resize it and tap on the notification to temporarily hide it.

With this plugin you can make GUI applications in Termux without using VNC or a X11 server. This plugin uses the native Android GUI components to display everything. That means it seamlessly integrates into the Android experience, but standard applications written for X11 don't work. Also it requires a minimum of knowledge of how the Android GUI works. See the README for a crash course. Features: * Display content in a task with its own back stack * Display custom dialogs * If you want you can also display on the lockscreen * Create your own homescreen widgets * Use picture-in-picture mode * Get events from the UI and change the content on-the-fly * Draw to a buffer on the screen directly Using the plugin: There are also prepackaged programs you can use. There are currently Python bindings, C bindings and a Bash library, and the protocol used is fully documented. Implementing the protocol only requires the ability to use unix sockets, JSON handling and reading and writing 4 byte big endian integers. The python bindings should provide further clarification in case the protocol didn't specify something. The python bindings also have a tutorial.

This plugin for https://f-droid.org/packages/com.termux provides beautiful color schemes and powerline-ready fonts to customize the appearance of the terminal. Long-press anywhere on the Termux terminal and use the "Style" menu entry to use after installation.

This plugin for https://f-droid.org/packages/com.termux provides a way to run Termux scripts from Tasker. Create a new Tasker Action. In the resulting Select Action Category dialog, select Plugin. In the resulting Termux:Task dialog, select Termux:Task. Edit the configuration to specify the executable in ~/.termux/tasker/ to execute, and if it should be executed in the background (the default) or in a new terminal session.

Add-on app which adds shortcuts to https://f-droid.org/packages/com.termux scripts and commands on the home screen. Scripts should be placed in the $HOME/.shortcuts/ folder to allow quick access to frequently used commands without typing.

TerraTactician Expandoria is a round-based strategy game. It is your time to shine. Can you meet the ever-growing resource requirements and expand your hexagon world?

Tessel is a colorful tile placement game. Place tiles with matching colors to make shapes and fill the board. The larger the shape, the higher the points. Features: • Play an easy square game, or choose a more challenging pattern. • Customize your game settings to change the rules. • Create your own tiling patterns in the drawing tool. Choose from a wide range of tiling patterns to form endlessly varied tesselations: • Square • Triangular • Rhombille • Cairo pentagonal • Hexagonal • Deltoidal-trihexagonal • Penrose P3 • Snub square • Ammann-Beenker

Tessella is an editor for polygon tessellations of the plane: interactively create, view and manipulate tilings made of simple (regular and irregular) polygons. Features: * Add polygons from a palette, or by clicking any boundary edge, with automatic validation that keeps a proper edge-to-edge finite tessellation. * Editing tools: eraser (vertices, edges, polygons), interior insertion, and "Add Copy" to grow a tiling by welding on a copy of itself under a plane isometry (translate, rotate, reflect, glide reflect), snapping to exact anchors. * Selection and styling: select by click, colour or shape; recolour with a built-in colour picker. * Pan, zoom and rotate the canvas; export to SVG and DOT. The app is a thin WebView wrapper around the same client-side editor that is published on the web and as a PWA. Everything runs on-device: no network access, no accounts, no trackers.

Please note that this app is for development purposes only. It is NOT intended for production usages. The app should never be used with real data.Test DPC is a sample device policy controller for use with Android Enterprise. It gives developers the ability to see how their app will behave in a managed context such as device owner or within a managed profile. Users can set up a work profile, enable work apps, set applications restrictions, manage security polices, and much more. The app also serves as a implementation reference for other DPCs.

TestApp is an educational open-source project for writing class tests digitally on smartphones or computers. We offer easy-to-use class management, individual class tests and random practice tests. Students can register individually or a hole school/class can use TestApp.

Run a web server with information about battery level and network mode, which are useful for tethering. AntiFeatures: connects to Google ( clients3.google.com ) to check for network availability

Share your Android device’s Internet connection with other devices without needing Root.TetherFuseNet works by creating a Wi-Fi Direct legacy group and an HTTP proxy server. Devices can connect to the broadcasted WiFi network by locating the Wi-Fi SSID displayed in the application and using the password. Once connected to the network, a device can connect to the Internet by setting it’s proxy server settings to the server created by TetherFuseNet.Please note that TetherFuseNet is still a work in progress and not everything will work. For example, using TetherFuseNet to get an open NAT type on consoles is currently not possible. General "normal" internet browsing should work fine - however it is dependent on the speed and availability of your Android device’s internet connection.PrivacyTetherFuseNet respects your privacy. TetherFuseNet is open source, and always will be. TetherFuseNet will never track you, or sell or share your data. TetherFuseNet offers in-app purchases which you may purchase to support the developer. These purchases are never required to use the application or any features.DevelopmentTetherFuseNet is developed in the open on GitHub. If you know a few things about Android programming and are wanting to help out with development you can do so by creating issue tickets to squash bugs, and propose feature requests for future inclusion.

Text Converter is a utility to deal with texts – either manually entered, or loaded from a file. You can do simple search-and-replace (or use regular expressions for that), count characters, shuffle, inverse, encrypt and more. It even supports formatting of Java, JSON and HTML.The text is typed manually in the app or copied from anywhere text/strings need processing. For example, select MD5 hashing in menu, enter a string, press the executing button and get the result. It’s mainly developers or digital enthusiasts that may use the app. Without this, the current open source solution on Android is terminal emulators with corresponding packages installed, which is obviously not friendly to end users.The functions that have been implemented are:String search (optional regular expression matching)String replacement/removal (regular expression matching is optional)Text segmentation, scramble, and sort (if the text is a string of numbers, it can be sorted according to the size of the number)AES encryption and decryptionJava code formatting, JSON formatting, HTML formattingBase64 encoding/decoding, MD5 digest generationMorse code encoding/decodingString reversal, segmentation, indentation, labeling, case conversion, batch copyMarkdown previewGenerate random numbers and text draws in custom formatsHTML/XML/JSON/Java/CSV/ECMAScript escape and inversionEscape regular expressionRead/write from fileGet webpage source codeCalculate string similarityCustom regular expressionGenerate random stringGenerate pinyin from Chinese charactersUndoable editRemove blank characters at both ends of the stringReference documents with regular expressionsNote: the app's repo is no longer maintained, so there won't be any further updates.

ZPlet based Z-Machine interpreter for playing text-only adventures games. The interface is like an SMS app and there's a list of buttons for common actions as well as the ability to select text from the page to be an action. Supports games in Z3, Z5, Z8 format and games can be download in the app. Savegames are kept on the sdcard.

An Android Launcher that only shows the app name in a simple list. It is the lightest and fastest possible Launcher to Android because it does not loads any image, data or any other thing but the app name.

Collection of useful text related tools that can be accessed from the context menu that appears on text selection. The feature list will keep on growing. Let me know if you have any ideas. Current Features 1. Text unsaved numbers in WhatsApp - Often we find ourselves needing to text/send file/share location to someone for temporary purposes (if you ask me, I face this a lot in situations where I go to a printing centre where they ask me to share the file that I want to print over WhatsApp, so I have to save their contact, refresh my WhatsApp contact list and then send them). Having a context menu option to directly open a WhatsApp chat from their phone number would save a lot of time and keep your phonebook clean, right? 2. Evaluate mathematical expressions inline - We may often find ourselves to mathematically calculate something while texting someone (probably while making plans). Having an option to perform math calculations in line without needing to open calculator could save time. 3. Transform text - Transform the selected text inline. Supported transformations include changing the case, wrapping it with text etc. 4. Text count - Get detailed analysis about character count, word count, letter count and more for the selected text. 5. Save text to a file - Lets you save the selected text into a file so that it can be accessed later. 6. Find & Replace - Quickly find certain text and replace them with text of your choice within the selected text. Where are screenshots? The app adds capabilities to text selection wherever supported in the Android System, there is nothing much to do inside the app, hence very less screenshots. Installation Warning While installing the app (you have to sideload), Google Play may block the installation saying it has never seen the app before. While it is true (from Google Play POV), kindly proceed with installing the app. If you have doubts about the app being malicious, you are free to verify the same from the source code (it would not be open-source if the app was malicious in the first place, right?).

Text Torch analyzes your SMS and MMS messages and tells you how you compare to each person you message in several ways: • what percent of the time each of you starts conversations with the other • what percent of the texts each of you has sent • how the average length of your texts compares to theirs Sentry is used (opt-in) for analytics and crash reporting. Permissions: • READ_SMS to get SMS and MMS message data • READ_CONTACTS to display contacts' names • INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE for Sentry

TextTL is SNS like app that store each post to individual text files. You can sync these files by Syncthing or any other sync tool and process it in PC.

Built entirely in native Kotlin, Teyin runs fully on-device and avoids tracking.