Open Benjamin-Loison opened 2 months ago
Termux does not follow Filesystem Hierarchy Standard If you still need a classical Linux file system layout for some reason, you may try to use termux-chroot from package 'proot': $ pkg install proot $ termux-chroot $ ls /usr bin doc etc include lib libexec share tmp var The termux-chroot utility may be very helpful if you use custom software that requires standard paths like /tmp, /etc, /usr to be available.
Termux does not follow Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
If you still need a classical Linux file system layout for some reason, you may try to use termux-chroot from package 'proot':
$ pkg install proot $ termux-chroot $ ls /usr bin doc etc include lib libexec share tmp var
The termux-chroot utility may be very helpful if you use custom software that requires standard paths like /tmp, /etc, /usr to be available.
Source: https://wiki.termux.com/index.php?title=Differences_from_Linux&oldid=6506
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Do softwares not interacting with files require to be compiled for Termux? Maybe as the software itself rely on expected location dependencies.
Feature description
Source: https://wiki.termux.com/index.php?title=Differences_from_Linux&oldid=6506
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