Termux

Rajnish Rathour

hi guys this is not a vary good version we aspect.

Voned BladeBall

best app but I think it needs to add something cause I've been so stressed it doesn't have a "delete all" and I'm so annoyed please add this feature thank you!

shaik kasim

saved me from buying laptop- Having error npm install

Vincent Ayomide

This application is my soul mate for NOW 💻 👨‍💻

Md Ridoy

bad

Mohd Arif

this apk is older version of termux and it's not support fully thing so update the termux's newest version plsssee

Anton Kushnir

great application

Khin Mg

Good

Pritunath Brahma

nice

Shanti Gr

thank developers my collage computer enter various enter USB cable 😁😁😁😁

A Google user

Probably the most useful app on my Android device! I can even run Jupyter notebooks using it with my phone as a server, which is fantastic. The inclusion of soft keys for things like the CTRL and ALT buttons in latest update is really helpful as I don't need to keep switching back and forth from Hacker's Keyboard. Great job and keep up the good work!

Todd Moon

It's an amazing terminal with lots of features, but it needs another way to open the session selector. Modern Pixel phones (and maybe others) use the swipe-from-the-edge gesture as the Back button. Sometimes I can get the session selector to open using two fingers, which Android send to ignore about half the time, but it's not reliable. It would work fine if opening it used a normal swipe-from-middle-to-edge gesture.

A Google user

Words can't describe how happy this makes me. The most frustrating thing about mobile OSes is that they're so locked down. You can't even get the length of a block of text or see your files or check the time or edit text in a way that "they" don't want you to. But with Termux, you can drop into a Python shell, you can install what you want, you can use your phone like a personal computer because that's what it actually is. I hate the way consumer software is going but Termux gives me hope.

Artur Jski

Great app, good potential. But like someone else said, input handling is pretty bad. Not only you can't see what you type but autocompletion gets in the way. I just tried entering rsync -av /data/blah user@server:~/. Apart from other issues, once i got to user part, I entered "user@" at which point the entered text appeared. So I continued with "server:". At that point "user@user@server:" appeared. Completely wrong and moving cursor back and deleting extra "user@" also was a problem.

Cyle Langenhennig

Cool app, I use it to perform rsync backups and resumable downloads from my NAS, and it works great with password or key-based authentication. It lets you install quite a few common apps, and over ssh I haven't found any programs that don't run correctly! Only thing I'd recommend is for the developer to somehow let you know where your internal/sdcard storage is. Mine was hidden under 3 layers of folders that I couldn't even cd into, but I could cd into the final folder once I found it online