Termux:X11 is a fully fledged X server. It is built with Android NDK and optimized to be used with Termux. How does it work? Just like any other X server. Setup Instructions Termux:X11 requires Android 8 or later. It consists of an Android app and a companion termux package, and you must install both. The companion termux package is available from the termux graphical repository. You can ensure it's enabled and install this package with pkg i x11-repo && pkg i termux-x11-nightly. Finally, most people will want to run a desktop environment inside the server. XFCE is a reliable option, and can be installed via pkg i xfce. Usage Instructions To start Termux:X11 alongside XFCE session, execute: termux-x11 :1 -xstartup "dbus-launch --exit-with-session xfce4-session" Preferences termux-x11-nightly package comes with tool called termux-x11-preference. It can be used to read, change or reset preferences from command line. Usage: termux-x11-preference [command] [args] Commands: - list - lists all current preferences. Can be used like termux-x11-preference list > file to backup preferences. - get [key] - prints preference value. - set [key] [value] - sets preference value. - reset - resets all preferences. - load [file] - loads preferences from file. Can be used like termux-x11-preference load file to restore preferences. Adjusting font scale and screen resolution You can adjust font scale and screen resolution using -dpi argument: termux-x11 :1 -dpi 120 Touchpad emulation mode. In touchpad emulation mode you can use the following gestures: - Tap for click - Double tap for double click - Two-finger tap for right click - Three-finger tap for middle click - Two-finger vertical swipe for vertical scroll - Two-finger horizontal swipe for horizontal scroll - Three-finger swipe down to show-hide additional keys bar. Capturing system keys There is preference allowing capturing system keys like Volume up/down. This feature requires "Draw over other apps" permission. Please note that this feature is experimental and might not work on some devices. Volume up/down can act as Ctrl/Alt keys (it is also configurable in preferences). Display resolution profiles You can select display resolution profile in preferences. Supported profiles are: - Native (matches your device resolution) - Custom (you can specify exact resolution) - Scaled (you can choose from several scaled down resolutions) Hardware acceleration Termux:X11 supports hardware acceleration via VirGL. It is enabled by default. If you experience issues with hardware acceleration, you can disable it via preferences. License GNU General Public License v3.0