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What is Termux app?

Termux is a powerful Android application designed to install Linux software packages on your Android Mobile . 
With this Termux application, you can install shell, python, c, c ++, perl, ruby, java and more useful software packages , and with the help of Termux, we can use a variety of hacking tools on our phones / Scripts, including Nmap, Hydra, Sqlmap, etc.

If you plan to use only the tool you need, please read this article in its entirety to learn how to use the Termux app and how to install the hack tool on your Android phone using simple termux commands. 

Before delving further, you should know the termux command.


What are termux command ?

In short, Termux commands are terminal commands used to perform specific tasks. These commands are similar to Linux commands.


Command List :

some cool command's

Let's learn

How to use Cmatrix effects in Termux,

For the type of the following command

pkg install cmatrix

After that type

cmatrix

Ctmatrix effects will be displayed on termux.


1. Another interesting command is Sl

Type

pkg install sl

This is how all the little trains will start working in Termux

And type

sl


2. Now let's use

Termux to see what tasks are running in the background, just enter

Top 

under the command. Now let's find the factor of any number. For installation, enter under the package.

Pkg install coreutils

and then find the factor any number and then input the factor of For example: factor of 100


3. Let's play with text in termux; 
We can write different styles of text. First try using figlet Type 

pkg install figlet 

and then input figlet and input the text you want to write in figlet style


4. For the color text, 

you need to install the toilet package for this, enter 

pkg install toilet

under the command and type toilet "your text" after the command. You can also try color combinations, for example toilet f mono12 F gay "your text"


5. The calendar in termux, 

if you can’t see the calendar in termux, enter 

cal 

to view calendar to view the time and date, just enter the date in termux


6. Now let’s talk about some useful commands. 

apt update

This command is used to update the built-in termux and other packages in busybox. 

apt upgrade 

This command is used to update the package to the latest version.


Access and manage file's in Termux!

*To manage and access the files in termux: 

you must enter the following command,

termux-setup-storage 

To access the directory use the command cd 

The default directory of termux is in /data/data/com.termux/ 

You can access it in any time by typing cd $ home


1. The ls command is used to view the list of subdirectories.


2. To access your internal sd card, you must type cd / sdcard && ls
3. To access your external sd card, use the same command cd / sdcard0 / && ls 


4. To delete/delete empty directory OR file, use this command: rm rf filename where filename belongs to the name of a file or directory Similarly, you can use rm r filename 


5. To create a directory. The mkdir command uses For example: mkdir Hello Where Hello belongs to a directory name


6. To copy files from one directory to another, use the command cp For example: cp / path / file / path is also used used to move files. The mv command uses


7. Termux also supports compression and decompression of Zip files. For that zip, the unzip command is used



*Let's talk about the network : 

The ifconfig command is used to get all the information about the IP address of your network.To check if a specific website is accessible on your ISP, you can enter 

ping website

via termux For example: ping google.com The interesting thing is that you can access the Internet through termux, directly on the command line. First you must enter 

pkg install w3m

install w3m and then enter the following command to visit any website 

w3m website 

For example: w3m google. com. Lynx similar to w3m To install lynx type pkg install lynx then type lynx google.com.


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