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bashiar.m 🌟

hello, i am bashiar.m, the guy who puts Ubuntu on Android

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bashiar.m 🌟 2026-05-16 06:40 πŸ‡·πŸ‡Ί
did you know my mom will be a millionaire in 2028 even tho she has no money now?
(in rubles)
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bashiar.m 🌟 2026-05-16 06:21 πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§
google sucks. googlebooks has been announced. DESIGNED FOR Gemini Intelligence. like don't collect our data, don't waste water. like Gemini Intelligence is agentic so it can do tasks for you... like we used to do our tasks and now Gemini Intelligence will do your tasks. thank god it is only on googlebook, Pixel 10 series and Galaxy S26 Series... for now. #fuckai
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bashiar.m 🌟 2026-05-16 06:08 πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§
hello i am the type of guy who puts Ubuntu 22.04 Gnome on android. Tools, you will need Te28+βœ“jeujN82- i mean Termux, Termux X11 and docs.udroid.org. first update your packages with β€œpkg update && pkg upgrade”. second you need curl, which the command is β€œ. <(curl -Ls https://bit.ly/udroid-installer)” however that installs Xubuntu 22.04 which you don't need, or maybe you need that? then press q if it asks jammy:xfce4. Then type in β€œudroid install jammy:gnome”. This might take a while. then lo- i mean install x11-repo and termux-x11-nightly. β€œpkg install x11-repo && pkg install termux-x11-nightly”. then do the display with β€œtermux-x11 :0 -ac &”. then login with β€œudroid login jammy:gnome”. then update your sources with β€œapt update && apt upgrade”. to start gnome, it will be this: β€œexport DISPLAY=:0
export XDG_CURRENT_DIR=GNOME

# PATH GNOME issue with proot
for file in $(find /usr -type f -iname "*login1*"); do mv -v $file "$file.back"; done

service dbus start
gnome-shell --x11”. Hope this helped you.
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