Error pdrun libreoffice

[KimetsuAndrea]

Error: got excessive positional argument 'env'. Note that distribution can be specified only once.

Usage: proot-distro login [OPTIONS] [DISTRO ALIAS] [-- [COMMAND]]

Command aliases: sh

Launch a login shell for the specified distribution if no additional arguments were given. Otherwise execute the given command and exit.

Options:

--help - Show this help information.

--user [user] - Login as specified user instead of 'root'.

--fix-low-ports - Modify bindings to protected ports to use a higher port number.

--isolated - Run isolated environment without access to host file system.

--termux-home - Mount Termux home directory to /root. Takes priority over '--isolated' option.

--shared-tmp - Mount Termux temp directory to /tmp. Takes priority over '--isolated' option.

--bind [path:path] - Custom file system binding. Can be specified multiple times. Takes priority over '--isolated' option.

--no-link2symlink - Disable hardlink emulation by proot. Adviseable only on devices with SELinux in permissive mode.

--no-sysvipc - Disable System V IPC emulation by proot.

--no-kill-on-exit - Wait until all running processes will finish before exiting. This will cause proot to freeze if you are running daemons.

--kernel [string] - Set the kernel release and compatibility level to string.

--work-dir [path] - Set the working directory.

--env ENV=val - Set environment variable. Can be specified multiple times.

Put '--' if you wish to stop command line processing and pass options as shell arguments.

If no '--isolated' option given, the following host directories will be available:

• /apex (only Android 10+)
• /data/dalvik-cache
• /data/data/com.termux
• /sdcard
• /storage
• /system
• /vendor

This should be enough to get Termux utilities like termux-api or termux-open get working. If they do not work for some reason, make sure they are properly set in /etc/environment.

Also check whether they define variables like ANDROID_DATA, ANDROID_ROOT, BOOTCLASSPATH and others which are usually set in Termux sessions.

If issue occurs only after su/sudo use, then likely your PAM configuration doesn't load /etc/environment and you need to fix it by enabling pam_env.so in /etc/pam.d configuration.

Example PAM configuration line:

session required pam_env.so readenv=1

You need to append it to /etc/pam.d/su, /etc/pam.d/sudo or other file depending on distribution.

Selected distribution should be referenced by alias which can be obtained by this command: proot-distro list

Proot-Distro v4.17.2 by Termux (@sylirre).

[KimetsuAndrea]

Hi, can you Add a retrying System, my connection Aborted, while installing Arch Destro.

[KimetsuAndrea]

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Install Gui Desktop In Termux code by @sabamdrif

┌──(Delfin@localhost)-[~] └─≽ setup-termux-desktop --reinstall config [-] Checking for update...

[-] Good job, you are using the latest installer empty (sub)expression/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/etc/termux-desktop/configuration: line 29: xz-utils=already_exist: command not found /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/etc/termux-desktop/configuration: line 32: x11-repo=already_exist: command not found /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/etc/termux-desktop/configuration: line 33: tur-repo=already_exist: command not found