Install Ubuntu on Termux Without Root

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If you’re a Linux enthusiast or a developer who loves working with Ubuntu, you’ll be thrilled to know that you can install and run Ubuntu directly inside Termux - and the best part? You don’t even need root access! 💪

This simple guide walks you through how to set up Ubuntu on your Android device using Termux in just a few easy steps. 🚀

Why Run Ubuntu on Termux? 🤔

Running Ubuntu inside Termux gives you the full Linux experience on your Android phone or tablet. You can install packages, compile code, or even run servers - all without rooting your device.

Perfect for programmers, ethical hackers, and learners who want a portable Linux terminal anywhere, anytime. 💻📲



Installation Steps ⚙️

Follow these commands carefully in your Termux app:

Step 1️⃣ - Update Termux​

Code:
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y

Step 2️⃣ - Install wget​

Code:
apt-get install wget -y

Step 3️⃣ - Install proot​

Code:
apt-get install proot -y

Step 4️⃣ - Install git​

Code:
apt-get install git -y

Step 5️⃣ - Go to Your Home Directory​

Code:
cd ~

Step 6️⃣ - Download the Ubuntu Installer Script​

Clone the Ubuntu Termux installation repository from GitHub:
Code:
git clone https://github.com/MFDGaming/ubuntu-in-termux.git

Step 7️⃣ - Go to the Script Folder​

Code:
cd ubuntu-in-termux

Step 8️⃣ - Give Execution Permission​

Code:
chmod +x ubuntu.sh

Step 9️⃣ - Run the Ubuntu Installer​

Code:
./ubuntu.sh -y

Step 🔟 - Start Ubuntu​

Once installation is complete, you can launch Ubuntu anytime by typing:
Code:
./startubuntu.sh

That’s it! 🎉 You now have Ubuntu running on your Android device through Termux - no root required.



Useful GitHub Link 🔗

👉 MFDGaming/ubuntu-in-termux GitHub Repository
This repository contains all the necessary scripts and documentation to help you install Ubuntu inside Termux seamlessly.



Final Thoughts 🌟

Running Ubuntu inside Termux turns your Android into a powerful Linux workstation on the go. Whether you’re coding, testing security tools, or just exploring Linux, this setup gives you the freedom and flexibility you need.
Thank you for reading, and happy hacking! 🧑‍💻🐧
 
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