proot-distro install Kali - Linux using `termux` Chrome OS terminal

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You can install Kali Linux on Termux using community distribution scripts or proot-distro alternative installers, because standard proot-distro does not support Kali natively out of the box. [1]

Installation Steps

Update Termux Packages:
Open Termux and run the update command:
bash
pkg update && pkg upgrade -y
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Install Required Tools:
Install wget, proot, and git dependencies:
bash
pkg install wget proot git -y
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Download and Run a Community Kali Install Script:
Use an established community repository like xiv3r/termux-proot-distro or kali-proot to setup Kali Linux:
bash
git clone https://github.com
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Alternatively, use a streamlined setup script:
bash
wget https://githubusercontent.com && bash kali.sh
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Launching Kali

Once the installation script finishes, you can start your Kali environment by executing the generated start script or command link provided in your terminal session.

Watch this video tutorial to see a complete visual guide on setting up and running Kali Linux inside Termux:

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Installing Kali Linux in Termux with Proot Distro

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To help tailor the setup for your device, could you tell me:

1. Are you trying to run a CLI (command line) or a GUI (XFCE/Desktop) environment?
2. What Android device or architecture (ARM64/AArch64) are you using?

Providing these details lets me give you the precise launch and display-forwarding commands for your configuration.

How to set vertical tabs in chrome ?

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You can set vertical tabs in Google Chrome by right-clicking an empty space on your tab bar and selecting Show tabs vertically. [1]

Method 1: Using the Right-Click Menu

Open Google Chrome and make sure you have updated to the latest version.
Right-click on any open tab or the empty space next to your tabs.
Click Show tabs vertically from the menu.
To switch back later, right-click the vertical tab panel and select Show tabs horizontally. [1, 2, 3]

Method 2: Using Chrome Settings

Click the three vertical dots in the top-right corner of Chrome.
Go to Settings (or More tools depending on your version).
Locate the appearance or tab options and toggle Show tabs vertically.

Method 3: Enabling via Chrome Flags (If the option is missing)

If you do not see the option in your menu or settings, you may need to enable the experimental flag:

Type chrome://flags into your address bar and press Enter.
Search for vertical tabs in the search box.
Change the dropdown menu next to it to Enabled.
Click the Relaunch button to restart your browser, then repeat Method 1 or 2. [1, 2, 3, 4]

If you're still not seeing the option, tell me your Chrome version number (found in Settings > About Chrome) so I can help you find the right setup step.