Isn't everything a webapp these days?
this post was submitted on 30 May 2025
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I can say that practically every "program" my employer forces us to use is in fact a webapp, and thus I have to refresh or back out and reclick a minimum of 100 times a day (I do teleservice).
Well, no. It's a full-blown Debian VM running on your portable Linux-based device, with its own virtual network adapter that accesses the internet via NAT through your phone's physical network adapter. Just like a VM on a normal server.
The terminal program used to access said VM happens to be a web app. Very much like Spice, NoMachine, and others. You can even SSH into it from Termux if you forward the port.
Yeap, i was talking about the terminal app not the VM
Well not just. It's a web app that connects to a shell running on a VM, running on your phone.
lol
Is that the builtin thingy?
It is. That app from Developer options
why learn C when your can learn CSS
Probably a VNC window to the console or something lile that.
I had a basic terminal app 10 years ago that was built better than that. It could barely do anything without root access, but at least it want a web app.
I went back to termux after trying this since I like to use VPN for both external and internal communication to my servers.
So Linux is just Android?
Depends. Looked today into why there's no ready-made DuckDuckGo browser for Linux (but there is for Mac,Windows,Android). There's source code for LInux in a .deb. Rahtha confusing methinks.
Always has been