1. What is Termux:Boot?

Termux:Boot is an add-on for Termux that allows you to run scripts and commands automatically when your device boots up.

2. How do I install Termux:Boot?

You can install Termux:Boot from the F-Droid repository or the Termux website. Simply enable installations from unknown sources in your device's settings.

3. What types of scripts can I run with Termux:Boot?

You can run any shell scripts or commands that are supported by the Termux environment, such as starting services, running updates, or launching applications.

4. Do I need root access to use Termux:Boot?

No, Termux:Boot does not require root access. It operates in the user space and provides functionalities that work on non-rooted devices.

5. How can I check if Termux:Boot is working?

You can create a simple script that writes to a file or sends a notification upon booting, and check for the expected output after your device restarts.

6. Is Termux:Boot compatible with all Android devices?

Termux:Boot is compatible with most Android devices that support the Termux app. However, some custom ROMs or heavily modified systems may have issues.

7. Can I use Termux:Boot with other Termux add-ons?

Yes, Termux:Boot works alongside other Termux add-ons, allowing you to enhance the functionality of your scripts and commands.

8. What are the limitations of Termux:Boot?

One limitation is that if the device is powered off, scripts will not run until the next boot. Also, it cannot perform tasks that require user interaction.

9. How do I create a startup script in Termux:Boot?

You can create a startup script by placing your shell scripts in the ~/.termux/boot directory. Make sure they have executable permissions.

10. Where can I find support for Termux:Boot?

You can find support and resources in the Termux community on GitHub, Reddit, or through the official documentation on the Termux website.