Have you ever been stuck with just your phone on a bus or in a boring environment and all you could think of is getting right back to your Dev envi...
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It's great and flexible so I have my distro on my android devices.
Oh yeah, it is.
nice
Thank you for this. Ive been using linux for a long time on my PCs and servers but Android development is new for me. I'm working on Android 10. It's a Chinese release supporting a DAP, so Im extara lost.
Is Termux still confined to its own app space on Android 10 only when writing to the external card, or is the internal storage sandboxed as well?
Edit: typo
Termux isn't confined to its own app space.
The app-specific directory
/data/data/com.termux/files/has unrestricted read and write access.Other storage (like
~/storage/shared/) can still be accessed — with some restrictions.In Your Phone File Manager you can access the path as
External SD Card/Android/data/com.termux/fileswhich is linked with~/storage/external-1in Termux. This is the path that Termux has full access with allRead&Writepermision for External Storage.First run
termux-setup-storageto get access of~/storage/external-1Now you can create files by running.
touch ~/storage/external-1/hello-world.pyCheck if file is created on External Storage or not in
External SD Card/Android/data/com.termux/filesI am also using Termux on
Android 10. The problem you are facing in not about Android 10.
Termux gives access to external storage with some limitations external storage like mirco sd card or usb storage you can read but cannot write to all files.
hello why in termux when using the command "bash mkdir black_city, here as an example" it shows that execute binary file, and in general, when trying to create anything, it shows that there is some kind of error with binary files
how to use termux
Tai niekas atsakymo nežino?
What is?
What's the main purpose of Termux