Fork from https://github.com/phoenixbyrd/Termux_XFCE to optimize GPU renderer performance in Qualcomm Snapdragon devices. You can also test it in other mobile APU, but I don't think it wil work properly.
Requirement is fresh debian proot-distro, fresh termux installation is also preferred.
Install with :
curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bengkelgawai/Termux_XFCE_Qualcomm/main/setup.sh -o setup.sh && chmod +x setup.sh && ./setup.sh
- Termux GPU renderer is using zink+turnip instead of virpipe, which gives better performance for Qualcomm devices.
- Proot GPU renderer is using dri3 patched zink+turnip. This should give best performance, but still has a bug to be used to run full xfce4. You can test it from xfce by running GUI aplication (e.g. glmark) from proot.
- Other small fixes.
This is is how I personally use Termux on my Galaxy Fold 3, script was created mainly for personal use but also for others if they wanted to try out my setup. This is my daily driver used with a 15 inch Lepow portable monitor and bluetooth keyboard and mouse. This is mainly intended to be used as a PC/Laptop replacement connected to a monitor, keyboard and mouse and used as you would with any PC/Laptop. I run this on my Samsung Galaxy Fold 3.
During install you will recieve a popup to allow installs from termux, this will open the APK for the Termux-X11 android app. While you do not have to allow installs from termux, you will still need to install manually by using a file browser and finding the APK in your downloads folder.
Use the command start to initiate a Termux-X11 session
This will start the termux-x11 server, XFCE4 desktop and open the Termux-X11 app right into the desktop.
To enter the Debian proot install from terminal use the command debian
Also note, you do not need to set display in Debian proot as it is already set. This means you can use the terminal to start any GUI application and it will startup.
This is setup with virglrenderer-android installed for hardware acceleration on supported devices. Termux XFCE desktop and apps install in termux are automatically hardware accelerated. Apps install in proot are not, use the command virgl app_name_here to run that app with hardware acceleration in debian proot. Some apps might require the use of MESA_GL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=4.0
The full hardware acceleration command would be GALLIUM_DRIVER=virvpipe MESA_GL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=4.0 for reference.
To enter proot use the command debian, from there you can install aditional software with apt and use cp2menu in termux to copy the menu items over to termux xfce menu.
Nala has been chosen as a front end in Debian proot. As it is currently setup, you do not need to issue sudo prior to running apt. This allows for you to just run apt update, apt upgrade, etc without also using sudo. This is setup similar in Termux as well and works just the same.
There are two scripts available for this setup as well
prun Running this followed by a command you want to run from the debian proot install will allow you to run stuff from the termux terminal without running debian to get into the proot itself.
cp2menu Running this will pop up a window allowing you to copy .desktop files from debian proot into the termux xfce "start" menu so you won't need to launch them from terminal. A launcher is available in the System menu section.
install LADB from playstore or from here https://github.com/hyperio546/ladb-builds/releases
connect to wifi
In split screen have one side LADB and the other side showing developer settings.
In developer settings, enable wireless debugging then click into there to get the port number then click pair device to get the pairing code.
Enter both those values into LADB
Once it connects run this command
adb shell "/system/bin/device_config put activity_manager max_phantom_processes 2147483647"
You can also run adb shell from termux directly by following the guide found in this video