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How to start and stop the distro
Requirement: distro installed
First you must open Termux, usually the script is located at Termux home folder. You could run this command to see if the script is available, remember to check in the app, do not confuse openSUSE with openSUSE Leap or openSUSE Tumbleweed:
ls
Ubuntu: ./start-ubuntu.sh
Debian: ./start-debian.sh
Kali: ./start-kali.sh
Kali nethunter: ./start-nethunter.sh
Parrot Security OS: ./start-parrot.sh
Fedora: ./start-fedora.sh
CentOS: ./start-centos.sh
openSUSE: ./start-opensuse.sh
openSUSE Tumbleweed: ./start-tumbleweed.sh
openSUSE Leap: ./start-leap.sh
Arch Linux: ./start-arch.sh
Black Arch: Not needed as installed on Arch Linux, simply use the Arch Linux command.
Alpine: ./start-alpine.sh
If you have VNC Server(Desktop Environment) Running, run this command to stop VNC Server(Desktop Environment) first:
vncserver-stop
Then you can simply run exit
to exit the distro.
For more info about VNC Server, see here
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