Terminal emulator with packages
You don't need a new startup or third-party service to use Claude Code on your phone. You just need SSH, Tailscale, and Termux. Here's how to code from anywhere with the tools you already have.
unix and post-ironic anemoia, µsounds' starlit diary
A blog, notes, gallery, lifestyle and fully conglomerated posts from Joshua.
A blog, notes, gallery, lifestyle and fully conglomerated posts from Joshua.
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This repository provides documentation for random stuff related to the Android operating system. - agnostic-apollo/Android-Docs
An utility for managing installations of the Linux distributions in Termux. - termux/proot-distro
The tech and things I use daily for my computation and communication.
How one API designed for disability access became the foundation of a $145M surveillance industry. A proof-of-concept implant demonstrates the full attack chain: silent permission escalation in 2.4 seconds, contextual keylogging, see-through overlays, network toggle, self-hiding persistence, and an embedded Linux terminal with apt - all from a single accessibility toggle, no root required.
Photo stories about Ontario and Canada. Interesting facts from technology, science, programming, culture, history and around.
From a fresh install to a ready-to-use phone.
Writing Python on the go is not easy or something you should do often. But if you have a long commute, why not? :) There are several cool options already, like PyDroid3 (among others) allowing you to have a Python interpreter wherever you go. But... | nmilosev | This Little Maneuver’s Gonna Cost Us 51 Years.
Did you know you can develop on your Android just like a computer?
A blog, notes, gallery, lifestyle and fully conglomerated posts from Joshua.
Build your mobile music streaming experience with Mopidy, Platypush, ntfy and Tasker
I was recently approached by a friend who needed some help getting DPS8M running on an Android tablet. The DPS8M simulator has been running on Android devices for a long time now, with early support initially committed back in November 2014, targeting Android 5 Lollipop, by Charles Anthony. This was done in response to a post to the mailing list from a Multics user waiting for the day that a full Multics system could run “in your pocket”.
PoC to run an LLM on an Android device and get Automate app invoking the LLM using llama.cpp
phoenix felix, et tu,
DroidDesk turns your Android phone into a real Linux desktop using Termux, Termux X11, TUR, and Proot. Run VS Code, Firefox, LibreOffice, Blender, and more with X11 or VNC support for monitor setup...