X11 repo termux что это
X11 repo termux что это
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Package Management
Termux uses apt and dpkg for package management, similar to Ubuntu or Debian.
Contents
Limitations
Using the package manager
We strongly recommend to use a pkg utility instead of apt directly. It is a wrapper that performs a number of tasks:
Installing a new package:
It is highly recommended to upgrade existing packages before installing the new one. You can install updates by running this command:
Additionally, we suggesting to check for updates at least once a week. Otherwise there is a certain risk that during package installation or upgrade you will encounter issues.
Removing the installed package:
This will remove package but modified configuration files will be left intact. If you want to remove them, use apt purge instead.
See below for additional supported commands:
Official repositories
The main Termux repository is accessible through https://packages.termux.org/apt/termux-main/.
List of current optional repositories:
| Repository | Command to subscribe to repository |
|---|---|
| game-packages | pkg install game-repo |
| science-packages | pkg install science-repo |
| termux-root-packages | pkg install root-repo |
| x11-packages (Android 7+ only) | pkg install x11-repo |
The mirrors of Termux apt repositories are available. See up-to-date information about them on Github.
Community repositories
In addition to the official repositories, there are repositories hosted by community members. You are welcome to host own Termux repository too.
You can create own repository by using termux-apt-repo from the command line and Github Pages as hosting. Be aware that Github has a strict limit of 100 MB per file and if your repository exceeds total size of 1 GB, you might receive a polite email from GitHub Support requesting that you reduce the size of the repository. So if you have really big packages you may want to use a different hostings. Choose hostings according to filetypes, for example, videos can be hosted at https://YouTube.com or similar.
By its-pointless
Repository of this community member includes gcc, gfortran, octave, r-cran (R language), scipy and lots of games!
To add this repository, execute:
The script essentially installs gnupg on your device, downloads and adds a public key to your apt keychain ensuring that all subsequent downloads are from the same source.
Package requests
Packages can be requested at https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues. Note that your opened issue with request can be moved to another repository, like termux-root-packages or x11-packages if it is not suitable for the main repository.
Please ensure that you have read our Packaging Policy.
Other package managers
Some programming languages have their own package managers. We tend not to package things installable with this ones due to issues when cross-compiling them in our build environment.
Graphical Environment
This article is only applicable only to Termux installations running on Android 7.0 or higher.
Termux provides support for programs that use X Window System. However, there no hardware acceleration for rendering and user will have to install a third party application to view graphical output.
To use X11-enabled programs, please, make sure that at least one of the following programs is installed:
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Enabling the X11 Repository
X11 packages are available in a separate APT repository. You can enable it by running the following command:
It will automatically add appropriate sources.list file and PGP key.
Setting up VNC
Server
If you decided to use VNC for graphical output, follow these instructions for properly setting up VNC server.
1. Install package `tigervnc`:
2. After installation, execute this:
At first time, you will be prompted for setting up passwords:
Note that passwords are not visible when you are typing them and maximal password length is 8 characters.
3. If everything is okay, you will see this message:
It means that X (vnc) server is available on display ‘localhost:1’.
4. Finally, to make programs do graphical output to the display ‘localhost:1’, set environment variable like shown here (yes, without specifying ‘localhost’):
You may even put this variable to your bashrc or profile so you don’t have to always set it manually unless display address will be changed.
Client
Here will be assumed that you use this Android VNC client: VNC Viewer (developed by RealVNC Limited).
1. Determine port number on which VNC server listens. It can be calculated like this: 5900 +
2. Now open the VNC Viewer application and create a new connection with the following information (assuming that VNC port is 5901):
3. Now launch it. You will be prompted for password that you entered on first launch of ‘vncserver’. Depending on packages you installed, you may see either entirely black screen or terminal prompt (only if ‘aterm’ is installed).
Setting up XServer
Xserver setup is nearly same as for VNC. The only differences are that you don’t have to configure authentication and variable «DISPLAY» should be set like
Note that you don’t need to set variable «PULSE_SERVER» like application suggests because Termux uses its own Pulseaudio package.
Window Managers
When using Android XServer rather than Android XSDL these are optional.
Fluxbox
Simplest way to get a working graphical environment is to install Fluxbox:
It can be started automatically on VNC server startup. To do this, edit file
/.vnc/xstartup as shown here:
Openbox
Openbox requires a more complicated configuration than Fluxbox. Firstly you need to install some packages:
Put the following lines to your
Don’t put anything else to file
/.config/openbox/autostart ). Edit this file like here:
Desktop environment
It is possible to setup a full blown desktop environment in Termux. Only XFCE, LXQt and MATE is supported.
Recommended way of installation is through metapackage and not the separate components:
VNC server startup configuration (
/.vnc/xstartup ) should contain only
Additional recommended packages for installation:
Recommended way of installation is through metapackage and not the separate components:
VNC server startup configuration (
/.vnc/xstartup ) should contain only
Additional recommended packages for installation:
As of right now, there is no MATE metapackage. So, you need to install all required MATE components serperately
VNC server startup configuration (
/.vnc/xstartup ) should contain only
Additional recommended packages for installation:
X11 repo termux что это
Termux X11 Packages
There are located build scripts and patches for Termux X11 packages.
If you wish to contribute, please take a look at X11 packages contributing guide and developer’s wiki pages.
How to enable this repository
Repository is not enabled in Termux by default. First enable it to be able to install its packages:
Using X11 on Termux
Programs using the X11 Windowing System cannot be used standalone like normal command-line utilities. Termux does not provide a native way for video output and therefore you will need to install additional software.
The recommended setup is a VNC server (package tigervnc ) running on localhost and a VNC Viewer (by RealVNC Limited) Android application for accessing the video output.
There possible to use other Xserver solutions like XServer XSDL, but they are not guaranteed to work properly with our packages.
More information about setting up a graphical environment is on the Termux Wiki.
Only for Termux installations on Android 7.0 or higher.
You can build all packages manually by using the provided docker image. The only requirements are Linux-based host with Docker installed.
Clone this repository:
Enter build environment (will download docker image if necessary):
Choose package you want to build and run:
About
A set of packages using X11 Windows System.
X11 repo termux что это
A Termux add-on app providing Android frontend for Xwayland.
Termux:X11 uses Wayland display protocol. a modern replacement and the predecessor of the X.org server. Pay attention that it is not a full-fledged Wayland server and it can not handle Wayland apps except Xwayland.
The wayland sockets is the way for the graphical applications to communicate with. Termux X11 applications do not have wayland support yet, this kind of setup may not be straightforward and therefore additional packages should be installed in order for X11 applications to be run in Termux:X11
For this one you must enable the x11-repo repository can be done by executing pkg install x11-repo command
For X applications to work, you must install Termux-x11 companion package. You can do that by doing
Or by downloading an artifact from last successful build and installing *.apk and *.deb files.
Running Graphical Applications
to work with GUI applications, start Termux:X11 first. a toast message saying Service was Created indicates that it should be ready to use
then you can start your desired graphical application by doing:
$ env DISPLAY=:1 xfce4-session»>
You may replace xfce4-session if you use other than Xfce
If you’re done using Termux:X11 just simply exit it through it’s notification drawer by expanding the Termux:X11 notification then «Exit»
Font or scaling is too big!
Some apps may have issues with wayland regarding DPI. please see https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/HiDPI on how to override application-specific DPI or scaling.
You can fix this in your window manager settings (in the case of xfce4 and lxqt via Applications Menu > Settings > Appearance). Look for the DPI value, if it is disabled enable it and adjust its value until the fonts are the appropriate size.
Using with 3rd party apps
It is possible to use Termux:X11 with 3rd party apps. You should start Termux:X11’s activity with providing some additional data.