It basically give access to most permissions an app can get. The cool thing is that you allow the permission for termux, and then all you scripts can use them.
But yeah indeed, the notif2mail was quite a game changer, for me :) I had a big problem of spam calls/sms at some point, and this allowed me to get my notifications through my spam filter and remove the spam. I also use it to trigger desktop notification when my phone battery is low or full.
EDIT: oh, actually, it's not termux itself, but the addon Termux:API (which is a second app, from Play Store point of view). Also, the command to list notifications is `termux-notification-list`, but it doesn't appear in this documentation page, for some reason. All api executable start with `termux-`, so it's quite easy to list them from the shell.
I'm confused, because I use termux on android-10 (on a pixel2) without any problem.
I have a cron running on it that mails my notifications to me, a ssh server which my laptop use to send my backups on my phone, a go http server running a local app that I use in the mobile's browser, I'll often take screenshots on the phone, then scp them on the laptop, etc.
Am I missing something?
EDIT: I won't reply to each of you to not be floody, thanks everyone for the clarifications :)
It sounds like your questions are calibrated to detect if the interviewee is passionate. I totally get that, 15 years ago, it was obvious everyone around was, but those last years I find myself wondering more and more if devs around me didn't get into coding just because "it's a good job", and it looked slightly more interesting than a career in law or commerce.
> I have one big issue with recruitment process: when I meet people, after those 2 questions, I can know very quickly that I don't want to hire with them. If we are in the first 5 minutes of the interview, how can I tell them "no" without being too rude?
Been there, I feel the pain :) I had briefly a job as a manager, and I knew it was not for me when I started to panic about how to tell people I won't hire them. Still better than to have to fire them, but damn, finding a proper way to say "you're not good enough" or any other reason is brutal.
Anyway, thanks for taking the time for sharing all of that with us.
Nice :) I did expect that much, if only because working on free softwares feels way less pointless than working on yet an other e-commerce company or b2b app fighting to get users through advertisement.
Would you mind telling us more about your recruitment process? I'm not in a hiring position myself, but I guess it would be of value for a lot of people here, giving how turn over is a serious blow for everyone.
I wonder : do you have the same engineer turn over than "regular" companies, that is developers leaving after two or three years max?
Everywhere around me, I see companies who expected to go big and profit on IPO failing. Nothing new, but I get the feeling it's getting harder to attract investors in that model (this was already a feeling I had before lockdown).
This kind of company you're building, who focus on profitability from contract work while working on the big picture between two contracts, may just be the most stable kind of company one may build, especially if you happen to have a low turn over.
It basically give access to most permissions an app can get. The cool thing is that you allow the permission for termux, and then all you scripts can use them.
But yeah indeed, the notif2mail was quite a game changer, for me :) I had a big problem of spam calls/sms at some point, and this allowed me to get my notifications through my spam filter and remove the spam. I also use it to trigger desktop notification when my phone battery is low or full.
EDIT: oh, actually, it's not termux itself, but the addon Termux:API (which is a second app, from Play Store point of view). Also, the command to list notifications is `termux-notification-list`, but it doesn't appear in this documentation page, for some reason. All api executable start with `termux-`, so it's quite easy to list them from the shell.
To start cron when booting the phone, I had also to use an other addon, Termux:Boot : https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux:Boot