Categories: Kali Linux

Modded-Ubuntu : Run Ubuntu GUI On Your Termux With Much Features

Modded-Ubuntu is a tool used to run ubuntu GUI on your termux with much features.

Features

  • Fixed Audio Output
  • Lightweight {Requires at least 4GB Storage}
  • Katoolin3 tool for installing kali tools
  • 2 Browsers (Chromium & Mozilla Firefox)
  • Supports Bangla Fonts
  • VLC Media Player
  • Visual Studio Code
  • Easy for Beginners

Installation

  • First Clone the Repository & Run the setup File

pkg update -y && pkg upgrade -y
pkg install git wget -y
git clone git://github.com/modded-ubuntu/modded-ubuntu.git
cd modded-ubuntu
bash setup.sh

  • Then Restart your Termux & Type the following commands

ubuntu
bash user.sh

  • Type your ubuntu root username. Must be lowercase & no space included.
  • Then Again Restart your Termux & Type the following commands

ubuntu
bash gui.sh

  • You have to note your VNC password !!
  • Ubuntu image is now successfully installed .

Type vncstart to run Vncserver
Type vncstop to stop Vncserver

  • Install VNC VIEWER Apk on your Device. Google Play Store
  • Open VNC VIEWER & Click on + Button & Enter the Address localhost:1 & Name anything you like
  • Set the Picture Quality to High for better Quality
  • Click on Connect & Input the Password.

NOTE

  • Type ubuntu to run Ubuntu CLI.
  • Type vncstart to run Vncserver
  • Type vncstop to stop Vncserver
  • Type bash remove.sh to remove Ubuntu Modded Os

Video Tutorial

Credits

  • This Tool Uses the ubuntu image provided by the termux package proot-distro
  • Full Credit of the Ubuntu image goes to them .
  • Termux Proot Distro – https://github.com/termux/proot-distro

Maintainers

R K

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