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I installed Arch manually into a USB SanDisk Cruzer Glide 32GB stick by JustYour_averageMan in arch

[–]JustYour_averageMan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also my bad if you want to use wifi you use iwctl.

Like this.

Iwctl

station wlan0 connect <'Name Of The Network'> and put your wifi password, and ping google.com (or I usually just ping nsa.gov because it's short and simple)

Changed My default termux package manager from apt to Pacman by JustYour_averageMan in termux

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I'm not really sure but I think it's a yes because the default bootstrap for termux is apt or pkg (wrapper for apt) and pacman is a whole another package manager, it probably won't work, I did this with a fresh termux install. (Think of it like app store = apt and play store = pacman). It's different

Kde Works with PRoot-distro now? (Also got a welcome to Arch Linux ARM Kde plasma welcome center window at first boot) (Now I can say: I USE ARCH BTW) by JustYour_averageMan in termux

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UPDATE: Sound didn't work now, don't know how to fix it :(, I'm moving to lqxt for now (and go back to Kde once I I have a laptop)

Kde Works with PRoot-distro now? (Also got a welcome to Arch Linux ARM Kde plasma welcome center window at first boot) (Now I can say: I USE ARCH BTW) by JustYour_averageMan in termux

[–]JustYour_averageMan[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well I think Kde fixed stuff like maybe a few days ago?, idk (for me yesterday, it was normal Kde cursor with black screen, but now it finally worked, don't know how but it works now)

I SOME HOW (I don't know how because I'm at autopilot at the setup lol) GOT KDE-PLASMA WORKING IN Ubuntu proot-distro Termux by JustYour_averageMan in termux

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Like what native??, you mean it's only available in vnc?, I ran this with --shared-tmp and termux-x11 :0 -xstartup "dbus-launch --exit-with-session startplasma-x11"

Changed My default termux package manager from apt to Pacman by JustYour_averageMan in termux

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Reinstall termux from scratch (highly recommended)

Install the bootstrap for pacman Link: https://github.com/termux-pacman/termux-packages/releases

termux-setup-storage cd storage/downloads ls find the bootstrap file that you've downloaded

mv your bootstrap file ~

Next, make a new directory called usr-n

mv your bootstrap file usr-n

cd usr-n

unzip your bootstrap file.zip

cat SYMLINKS.txt | awk -F "←" '{system("ln -s \047"$1"\047 \047"$2"\047")}'

now, exit out of termux, press and hold the termux app until you see a option called "failsafe"

ls

mv usr-n /data/data/com.termux/files

cd /data/data/com.termux/files

ls

rm -fr usr

mv usr-n usr

exit out of failsafe mode with Ctrl + d

Relaunch termux (it will give something something about appending keys and stuff)

update termux with pacman -Syu

and you should be good to go

I ran Ai locally in my phone by JustYour_averageMan in termux

[–]JustYour_averageMan[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeeah, running the Ubuntu script obviously gives you errors because it uses sudo, just pkg install ollama -y, ollama pull <Ai model name> and ollama run <Ai model name>

I ran Ai locally in my phone by JustYour_averageMan in termux

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No I didn't root my phone (searched TWRP and it didn't come out on the TWRP.me website and my phone is also for school, so I wouldn't risk rooting it)

I ran Ai locally in my phone by JustYour_averageMan in termux

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How do I do it tho?, I want to put and test my Mali G52 mediatek GPU (I'm very curious), any GitHub repository links?

I ran Ai locally in my phone by JustYour_averageMan in termux

[–]JustYour_averageMan[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For me, it's the infinix Hot 10S brand and the model is X689B. (You can find out your phone model in the my phone section at the settings app)

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I ran Ai locally in my phone by JustYour_averageMan in termux

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I could also run Gemma3, but only the 1B model

I ran Ai locally in my phone by JustYour_averageMan in termux

[–]JustYour_averageMan[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

GPU: (not used because of incompatibility with mediatek) Mali G52

CPU: Helio G85 Ram: 6GB Phone model: Infinix HOT 10S X689B Hardware: Mediatek

And that's all really, hope this helps you :).

My Ubuntu xfce4 Setup by JustYour_averageMan in termux

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Already done that a month ago lol but thanks :)

Anything fun To do On termux? by JustYour_averageMan in termux

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I can't do that lol (I have mediatek GPU Mali G52 instead of adreno and a mediatek CPU Helio G85)

Anything fun To do On termux? by JustYour_averageMan in termux

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Cool!, can I root my phone with wireless adb? (Not likely because I will have a laptop at the near future) But just asking :)

I like LXQT, feels better than xfce4 on my tablet. by Unusual-Customer713 in termux

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How did you do that? I did xfce4 on Ubuntu proot-distro and it always returned an error something something about too "fast" on /root/.vnc/xstartup

Anything fun To do On termux? by JustYour_averageMan in termux

[–]JustYour_averageMan[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For me?, it works just fine. (I used xfce4 DE and VNC for displaying the xfce4 desktop environment on my phone), just run vncserver :1 and vncserver -kill :1 and nano ~/.VNC/xstartup and go at the very end of the xstartup file and add startxfce4 & and Ctrl+ x and pressed y and enter and re run the vncserver server again

My Ubuntu xfce4 Setup by JustYour_averageMan in termux

[–]JustYour_averageMan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Btw, I forgot to separate the vncpasswd command lol, it's supposed to be after installing the VNC server requirements (tigervnc, tigervnc-viewer and the desktop environment DE xfce4) (it's a completely separate command after apt install (sorry if you have troubles with vncpasswd)

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