Termux Basics and termux commands

 

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Termux Install all Packages Command 2021

List all installed Packages

The command will display a list of all installed packages including the packages 

versions.

dpkg –list

Install New Package

installing a new package let’s try one example install python3. run the command < pkg install python3 > and you see a promote type y for yes and your package is 

install soon. it depends on your internet speed.

pkg install <package-name>

Remove Installed Package

you can uninstall any package from the list, just type pkg remove and <remove-package-name>.it will ask you. if you wanna delete the package press y or not n 

After type y the package will be removed automatically.

pkg remove <remove-package-name>

Update all packages

update all old installed package

apt update && apt upgrade -y

Update New added Package mirrors

If you add a new repository in your source.list file. before installing a new package you just need run the apt update command.

apt update

●●Termux installations tutorial 1

●●TERMUX COMMANDS TUTORIAL 2

MORE COMMANDS COMMANDS USAGE

cp -v used to prints informative massage

cp -r used to copy any directory

mv -u update-move when source is newer than destination

mv -v to move any director

●♡COMMANDS USAGE

ls -n to display UID and GID directory

ls --version to check the version of ls command

cd -- show last working directory from where we moved

ls -l show file action like - modified, date and time, owner of file, 

permissions Etc.

ls help show display how to use "ls" command

cp -n no file overwrite

cd ~ move to users home directory from anywhere

mv [file1 name] [new file2

name]

move or rename two file at a time

cd - move one directory back from current location

mv [file name] move any file and folder

ls list directory

ls -a list all files including hidden files

pwd it show your current working directory

mv -i interactive prompt before overwrit

wget [url] install tool , apt install wget

git clone [url] install any tools with git clone, apt install git

ls -al formatted listing with hidden files

mv -f force move by overwriting destination files without prompt

ls -i Display number of file or directory

cp copy any file

cd / change to root directory

cd change directory

cd .. change current directory to parent directory

●♡COMMANDS USAGE

curl -O [url] apt install curl

rm remove or delete files

rm [filename] remove any text files

rmdir [dir name] remove any directory

rm -rf force remove a directory or a folder

rm -r [name] delete a directory called name

apt remove [package 

name]

uninstall / remove a package

touch [file name] create new file

mkdir [name] create a directory or folder

more [file name] output the contents of file

head [file name] output the first 10 line of file

tail -f [file name] output the contents of file as it grows

apt install zip install zip file tool

zip name.zip [file] compress file using this commands

unzip [zip file] to unzip file

ftp launch ftp client from terminal

-p use passive mode

bye terminate current ftp session, exit

ascii set file transfer to ascii protocols

bell bell sound after each command

status shows current status about ftp server

open host open a connection to remote host

remotehelp [cmdname] request help from ftp server

account [password] supply a password required by remote

●♡COMMANDS USAGE

uname -m used to find the architecture of your device

du display directory space usage

df display disk usages

cal show display calendar

w show display who is currently online

cat /proc/meminfo show memory related information

cat /proc/cpuinfo show cpu information

whoami show your login name

fingure username shows information about user

date show the current date and time

uptime show the system current uptime

man command show manual a command

free display memory and swap usage

kill send signal to process

kill- l list all of the signal that are possible to send with kill

lspci show PCI devices

lsusb show usb devices

apt search [qurey]

pkg search [qurey]

find a package

locate [file] find all files with filename

locate [query] find all path names contains a pharse

whereis [command] find location binary /source/man file for a command

which [command] find of an executable

grep pattern [files] searching for pattern in files

grep -r pattern files searching for certain pattern in files

●♡COMMANDS USAGE

command | grep pattern search for pattern in the output of command

find / -atime40 to find all the files, which are accessed 40 days back

find / -cmin -60 find change files in last 1 hour

find / -type d -name mll find all directories whose name is mll in directory

find . -type f -perm 0777 

-print

find all tghe files, whose permission are 777

ifconfig shows all configuration a network interface like ip, mac

ifconfig eth0 used view the network setting on the interface eth0

ifconfig wlan0 view the network setting on wlan0

ping [host] to ping host ip and show results

arp check network card & show ip adress

host display specific server

netstat review network connection

nslookup find out DNS related query

tracerout ipadress display number of hops & respone time to get to a remote 

system and website

whois domain get whois information of domain

telnet [ip address [post] telnet connection

dig domain get DNS information of domain

scp copies file, over a source

uname -a used to display kernal information

whereis app shows possible location for an app

nano [file name] display and edit text files

apt show view package information

append [local-file] remote 

file

append a local file to one on the remote 

$ execute a macro