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C.S.Cameron
C.S.Cameron
7:53 AM
Is a question about running Ubuntu in Termux any different than a question about running it in Vbox?
 
 
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BeastOfCaerbannog
BeastOfCaerbannog
9:18 AM
@C.S.Cameron I think that since the question is about Ubuntu, it's on-topic.
 
 
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Darshil
Darshil
11:54 AM
I am new to ubuntu. I am not sure whether I am asking this question at right place or not.
I have erased windows and installed ubuntu 20. But after installation I am not able to boot. In BIOS I can see ubuntu option but when I click nothing happens.
I am using ASUS F571 - UEFI system with GPT disk partitions. I have tried to repair GRUB from Live ubuntu disk but nothing happens. Can somebody please help.
 
David
David
Best ask here askubuntu.com
 
 
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Kulfy
Kulfy
2:35 PM
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Q: Do we support Ubuntu on Termux?

KulfyTermux is an Android terminal emulator and Linux environment app. Termux's wiki contains instructions to install Ubuntu on top of their Android app. I don't think it is a standalone distribution or official derivative of Ubuntu. Do we support questions specific to Ubuntu on Termux? Since Termux...

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@BeastOfCaerbannog I don't think so. It's not officially supported by Canonical.
 
David
David
Seems it is very differnt then running a VM
 
BeastOfCaerbannog
BeastOfCaerbannog
2:57 PM
@Kulfy I don't agree with Rinzwind's answer. Termux is not an OS, but an Android terminal emulator. I doesn't have to be officially supported by Canonical in the same sense as QEMU isn't officially supportd by it. Also, not referencing Ask Ubuntu as a support community isn't enough to say that it shouldn't be supported.
I agree with muru's answer. We can't support everything related with Termux, but we could support parts regarding Ubuntu, as muru says.
In my opinion, if there is a reason not to support it, that would be that it uses the Android kernel and not the Linux one.
 

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