There are 7 repositories under proot topic.
AnLinux allow you to run Linux on Android without root access.
Run Ubuntu with pre-installed Desktop Environments in android/termux with ease! Everything is preinstalled so just download install and done🚀🚀
Nix - Static, Permissionless, Installation-free, Pre-configured
Run Ubuntu GUI on your termux with much features.
Use TermuxAlpine.sh calling to install Alpine Linux in Termux on Android. This setup script will attempt to set Alpine Linux up in your Termux environment.
AnLinux, Ad free version.
(Aka. termux-container) Run linux with chroot&unshare/proot on your Android phone,safely and easy 🍥
Repo with instruction about how you can setup Proot / Chroot using Termux and GPU acceleration for Box86, Wine, etc.
Install ubuntu in Termux Without Rooted Device
Unlock the full potential of your Android device and transform it into a Linux-based workstation in minutes with Dextop! No tech expertise needed - it's user-friendly and hassle-free!
Android browser made by extraordinary addons: Ubuntu, Terminal, file manager etc...
Bash script for installing Alpine Linux in Termux - 100 MB.
Arch Linux on a Kindle ebook (via Proot)
Install Manjaro on Android
PRoot build scripts (and prebuilt binaries) for Android.
FlatImage, a hybrid of Flatpak sandboxing with AppImage portability
rootless runc-based container engine - deprecated in favour of podman
Bringing Linux to your Pterodactyl-hosted servers one script at a time.
Original PRoot clone extended for better compatibility with Android versions 4.0 - 10.
Run GNU/Linux on Android (all in one)
Quickly deploy archlinux on android without hassle
A well quick standalone Alpine PRoot installer & launcher
Useful scripts for Another Term local terminal.
The Another Term “Linux under PRoot” feature support plugin for Android 10
Statically compiled proot binary repository with patches applied to work under Termux.
Install Ubuntu on Android using Termux, no need for root. Develop software using the Ubuntu distribution on your android without the need for root and install software maintained by Canonical.