After discovering #TiddlyWiki from @jbaty, I went ahead to give #FeatherWiki (lightweight TW fork) a spin as a personal #braindump bin. I really like how it’s just a HTML file at 58kb!

Using #Android, it failed due to Android Storage Access Framework (#SAF) limitations. I ended using the amazing #Termux once again to run #Busybox #httpd, automate the whole process of opening, serving & saving back to my…

Full note: https://burgeonlab.com/notes/2026/0325-165827
Syndicated by #Indiekit

#syncthing #bash #wiki #FOSS

Buscando formas para no instalar una simple app que me muestre la velocidad de carga del teléfono por si casualidad el cargador o el puerto fallan

Resulta que con una terminal como Termux o la de App Manager (uso esa ya que no le quiero dar root a Termux por si llega a pasar cualquier cosa) esto se puede ver y convertir a un formato mas entendible, ni idea si funciona en teléfonos antiguos, lo estoy probando en Android 16

echo $(( $(cat /sys/class/power_supply/battery/current_now 2>&-||echo 0)/1000))mA

#Android #Termux

This video shows off Eloquence working on Emacspeak on Termux on 64-bit Android. This is using the 32-bit ARM Eloquence from the Braille Plus. I read a bit, do some vibe coding on the very speech server I'm using, all inside Emacs, on Termux.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/D9MxM4ecFEyPHCze9

#emacs #tts #emacspeak #termux #accessibility #blind

Lokale KI auf Android – ohne Root, ohne Cloud, ohne GrapheneOS.

Qwen 2.5 1.5B läuft stabil auf Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 via Termux + proot. 7B-Modelle crashen (OOM-Killer). OpenCL/Vulkan geblockt durch SELinux. CPU-Inferenz mit -t 4 ist der einzig stabile Pfad.

Guide auf neobild.de

#DigitaleSouveränität #LocalAI #Termux #Privacy @kuketzblog

Does 86Box work with Termux on Android?

86Box lets you emulate a vintage computer that were released in the past, including the 90s motherboards that were unveiled to the public. This program is available on multiple platforms, but here’s a big question.

Does 86Box work on Android inside a Ubuntu proot distribution within Termux?

The answer is: Yes!

But, why? Typically, the majority of Android devices uses the ARM64 processor to ensure that power efficiency and high performance is achieved, making your Android phone or tablet work speedily, with the help of Linux as the kernel. Termux provides a limited Linux environment, which you can then go to a proot distribution to install a Linux distribution.

You’ll ask “So, how can I then run 86Box on a Ubuntu proot distro?” The answer is right here!

Running 86Box on Android

We’ve managed to run 86Box with a small Linux live distribution, called Damn Small Linux (Classic) 0.4.10, that you can download here.

The following steps had to be taken:

  • We’ve downloaded the AppImage file from the 86Box GitHub repository to a separate directory with wget.
  • We’ve tried to run the AppImage file after running chmod +x on the file, but it failed to start because of /dev/fuse: Permission denied. Superuser permissions are needed in the Android system to access this device block file.
  • After that, we ran the same AppImage file, but we’ve also added the --appimage-extract switch. This causes AppImage to extract the program files to a separate directory called squashfs-root.
  • After that, we’ve tried to run the application by executing AppRun, but we got an error message saying that 86Box didn’t find the roms directory.
  • To solve the problem, we’ve downloaded the roms .tar.gz file from the releases page that you can find here.
  • After the download is complete, we’ve extracted the archive to the roms-5.3 directory in squashfs-root using tar xvf v5.3.tar.gz.
  • After renaming the directory to roms using mv roms-5.3 roms, we’ve executed AppRun again. This time, we got the virtual machine manager for 86Box!
  • Unfortunately, another quirk appeared. As soon as we’re trying to create a virtual machine, 86Box again reports that it couldn’t find the roms directory. According to the terminal output, it appears that 86Box tried to locate this directory under squashfs-root/usr/local/bin/roms but failed.
  • We’ve exited the virtual machine manager, and created a symbolic link that points to the roms directory found under squashfs-root, to avoid duplicate copying, using ln -s ../../../roms usr/local/bin/roms. Then, we’ve verified that the symbolic link got created correctly.
  • As soon as we tried creating the new system, 86Box worked this time! It found all the machine types, graphics cards, and other system components!
  • The virtual machine has been configured, and it’s ready to start.
  • Then, we’ve started the virtual machine, and inserted the Damn Small Linux 0.4.10 ISO file called damnsmall-0.4.10.iso to the virtual machine.
  • After that, we’ve watched as the virtual machine booted up!
  • Finally, Damn Small Linux runs under 86Box on Android! However, the performance is slower compared to running 86Box on a computer. You can verify the Linux version that this version of DSL runs.

    #86Box #Android #news #smartphone #Tech #Technology #Termux #update
    Does 86Box work with Termux on Android?

    86Box lets you emulate a vintage computer that were released in the past, including the 90s motherboards that were unveiled to the public. This program is available on multiple platforms, but here&…

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    RE: https://mas.to/@tezoatlipoca/116263075699722140

    Well, I had to give up on the #rsync approach - rsync over #MTP seemed to have issues with copying some file metadata that rsync would need to handle incremental updates. Subsequent rsyncs would re-copy _everything_. Boo.

    Likewise using #android usb-debug mode and `adb push` (android debug tool on linux) also only re-copies everyting.
    I could use #termux on the phone to provide an actual rsync or ssh host on the phone (which would also let me use wifi). Or..

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    #tailscale and #termux.
    This is very cool. I feel like I've just unlocked a new level of hacker nerd.
    Me gustaría hacer una consulta a los #linuxeros; no se si han escuchado #irssi chat en #linux o #termux, si la han usado ¿cual es su experiencia, y si recomiendan usarlo o recomiendan otro chat? Quiero instalar un servicio de chat en termux y no estoy segura cual usar.

    Termux

    • platform: Android
    • type: sh environment
    • goal: have the power of linux sh in Android
    • license: GNU GPL Open Source
    • development: active
    • users: more than I can imagine

    Termux which is the powerful Linux sh environment for Android is constantly under attack by Google

    I've installed it on many different Androids with different versions and classes of the Android operating system

    The direct reaction of the Play Store daemon is the same.

    Warning Termux is an unsafe program!

    wtf?

    Why does google lie and say that Termux is a program that should not be trusted?

    This is a false and blatant deceptive action of Google, who is snooping on the Android phone, your personal property, because Termux gives you the flexibility to look at things which Google tries to hide from you on your own phone!

    The Termux distribution is regularly patched and updated just like any other regular Linux distribution which is properly maintained

    Keep installing Termux it gives you freedom on your Androids

    #termux #linux #OpenSource #google #false #malicious #Alphabet #flagging #GNU #GPL #programming #distro #technology