You'll need another app to access Android's built-in command line, but you'll already have this if you've rooted your device. In any case, the project suggests using the Android Terminal Emulator app.

Changing fonts on rooted Android devices Users who have a rooted Android device can make the font changes they want using different apps. Let’s look into two of the most widely used, iFont and ...

After that you can install the apps especially those you want to run on rooted devices. How to run the root apps, on your phone that is unrooted?

Make sure your Android device uses an ARM v7 CPU since most distros only support that particular ARM architecture Tapping on the image you wish to download brings up another pop up with buttons ...

[Adam Outler] shows us how to expand the Linux tools available on Android without rooting the device. He does this by installing BusyBox. The binary is copied to the device using the Android Develo… ...

Want to run full desktop Linux apps on your Android phone? Now you can thanks to the Linux Terminal app. Here's how!

How to install Magisk modules Now that you've downloaded a module to your device, you can install it by doing the following: Open the Magisk app. Tap the Modules tab in the lower-right corner.