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First, clone Termux's version of Proot on GitHub by using this command: git clone https://github.com/termux/proot then cd proot/ after that execute these commands: make -C src loader.exe loader-m32.exe build.h make -C src proot If everything goes well, an executable binary named proot should appear in the src folder. Now you can do either two things, replace your current version of proot (if you have one) with the compiled one OR you can execute proot from the src folder although you have to make changes to proot-distro's code to use the compiled version. If you want to install proot (replacing the current version) then pursue these commands: cd src/ make install If you want to use the safer method which has no chance of breaking your current proot environment, make a copy of $PREFIX/bin/proot-distro by using: cp $PREFIX/bin/proot-distro . Which will copy proot-distro into current directory Now execute: $PWD/proot-distro list (Note: If you change directory to another folder, use the path of the modified proot-distro ) if it lists all the distributions you can continue. Install Arch Linux (or just login via the modified proot-distro) Inside Arch Linux, execute these commands: pacman -Syu plasma-desktop xorg-server-xephyr xorg --noconfirm After installation is completed, exit out of Arch Linux and create a bash script in your Termux environment (Just to make things easier and automate the process) And write:
Termux:Wayland should work faster than Xephyr with Xserver-XSDL https://github.com/suhan-paradkar/termux-wayland