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Customize Termux Black Shell Make Termux terminal Look Like Kali LInux Nethunter - EFX Tv

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August 29, 2021
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Customize Termux Black Shell Make Termux terminal Look Like Kali Nethunter

Let me explain to you the difference between Termux and Termux Black.

Termux is a fully functional Android terminal emulator, which allows us to use Linux CLI in android. Termux app works directly with no rooting or setup required. On other hand, Termux Black is a repository available on Github. Read more...

Termux comes with very simple configurations which can be modified as we modify the Linux shell. We will change it to Nethunter shell. To customize the Termux you need to have few things:-
1 Internet
2 Termux with Termux Black repository
3 Locate bash.rc files
4 color properties in Termux
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Follow the steps :
Step 1 Backup and remove Termux Color Properties
 First, run the command below to set up the Termux Black color properties. 
 cd .termx 
 cp colors.properties ../;rm colors.properties
Step 2 Download Termux color Properties
Now download the Termux color properties 
 apt install wget 
 wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/efxtv/Kali-LInux-Terminal-In-Termux/main/colors.properties
Step 3 Edit bash.bashrc
Now edit the file using the command 
 nano /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/etc/bash.bashrc
Step 4 Remove Termux Black line
Remove entire like contain Termux Black and place 
 EMOJIS=(🥱 😏 😎 👊  👍 💀️ 😉️ 🤔️ 🙄️ 😣️ 😳️ 💥 🔥 😵‍ 💫 ㉿)
RANDOM_EMOJI() {
  SELECTED_EMOJI=${EMOJIS[$RANDOM % ${#EMOJIS[@]}]};
  echo $SELECTED_EMOJI;
}
Step 5 Place script at the end
Now place the script at the end of the file (Change Kali Linux to something else) 
 PS1='\[\e[1;34m\]\e[92m\]┌──(\e[37m\]Kali💀️Linux\e[92m\])-\e[0m\]\e[92m\][\e[0m\]\e[37m\]~\e[0m\]\e[92m\]]\e[0m\]\e[0m\]\e[92m\]\n└─≽ \[\e[0;37m\]'
Or Place this, it has several emojis changes after ever enter 
 PS1='\[\e[1;34m\]\e[92m\]┌──(\e[37m\]EFX$(RANDOM_EMOJI)Tv\e[92m\])-\e[0m\]\e[92m\][\e[0m\]\e[37m\]~\e[0m\]\e[92m\]]\e[0m\]\e[0m\]\e[92m\]\n└─≽ '

You can copy paste all commands at once click below and select all.

Remove welcome text from Termux

Now our Termux looks like shown in the image below.
The problem is still it has some welcome messages we don't want it to be here. Let me show you how to replace all the Termux welcome text and place our version. To do that you need to edit a file known as motd. Use the command to modify the motd file in Termux etc directory. Remove everything from this file running command shown below.
 echo "" >motd
 nano motd

You can create something like I've shown you below and paste it to the terminal. This was it for the day... Plase watch full video, and be careful single mistake can cause a big problem.

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