AutoPie currently has multi user support aka it can be installed on secondary users. Termux explicitly does not support that.
So one can't use termux's usr/bin/bash on secondary users.
For keeping support for non primary users I have implemented fallback shell of 'busybox sh' to keep shell support for it.
But as new termux packages like python gets added, it won't be supported from the secondary users.
AutoPie ideally needs to keep multi user support.
AutoPie currently has multi user support aka it can be installed on secondary users. Termux explicitly does not support that.
So one can't use termux's
usr/bin/bashon secondary users.For keeping support for non primary users I have implemented fallback shell of 'busybox sh' to keep shell support for it.
But as new termux packages like python gets added, it won't be supported from the secondary users.
AutoPie ideally needs to keep multi user support.