Introducing Termux-Banner, an innovative tool created by the formidable SUKH-H4CKER, designed to transform the way you interact with your Termux terminal. This powerful utility permanently installs a banner on your Termux home screen, ensuring that every time you open Termux, you are greeted with a custom message or image. The banner can be easily configured and personalized to suit your preferences, offering a unique and engaging user experience.
- Customizable Banner: The banner image can be effortlessly changed by modifying the
motd
file located in thesrc
folder. This flexibility allows you to personalize your Termux environment with any image or text you desire. - Easy Installation: Termux-Banner is incredibly user-friendly. With just a single command, you can have it up and running in no time, requiring no complicated setup or additional configuration.
- Persistent Display: Once installed, the banner will be displayed every time you launch Termux, ensuring a consistent and visually appealing terminal experience.
~ Fish Shell Integration: This tool is built with the Fish shell in mind, leveraging the power of the
termimage
package to render high-quality images directly in your terminal. - Enhanced User Experience: By providing a visually appealing and customizable welcome screen, Termux-Banner enhances the overall user experience, making your terminal sessions more enjoyable and motivating.
Termux-Banner stands out due to its simplicity and powerful customization options. Whether you want to display motivational quotes, important reminders, or your favorite images, Termux-Banner makes it easy. The seamless integration with Fish shell and the ability to render images using termimage
adds an extra layer of sophistication to your terminal environment.
Experience a new level of customization and personalization with Termux-Banner. Created by SUKH-H4CKER, this tool is designed to make your Termux experience as unique and enjoyable as possible. Try it today and transform your terminal interactions!
just type make
for installing this in your termux