LINUX ON ANDROID, EXPANDED
TermuxVoid
An unofficial Termux package repository for tools beyond the default install. Maintained in both APT and Pacman formats, with a focus on the Android terminal experience.
- Shell
- APT
- Pacman
- Termux
INDEPENDENT DEVELOPER · INDIA
Hey, I’m Alienkrishn / Anon4You
I build open-source tools that bring more of Linux, AI, and the terminal to Android. Made out of curiosity. Shared with everyone.
❯ whoami
A curious mind. A terminal.
Something new to build.
❯ cat interests.txt
linux / shell / ai / open source
❯ build. learn. share.
01 / SELECTED WORK
Tools I build and maintain to make working on Android a little more powerful.
LINUX ON ANDROID, EXPANDED
An unofficial Termux package repository for tools beyond the default install. Maintained in both APT and Pacman formats, with a focus on the Android terminal experience.
A fast, lightweight AI coding agent for the terminal. Written in Rust and built with Termux in mind.
An interactive AI toolkit for Termux, bringing multiple AI providers and image-generation models into one terminal interface.
A voice-controlled AI assistant for Termux on Android. Exploring a more natural way to interact with the tools in your pocket.
Install and manage 32-bit and 64-bit Termux chroot environments for cross-compilation and multi-architecture testing on Android.
Also exploring local AI with ollama-in-termux
All repositories02 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE PROMPT

I’m Alienkrishn, also known online as Anon4You — a self-taught Linux and shell-scripting enthusiast from India.
My work lives where open source meets the Android terminal: custom package repositories, AI assistants, and utilities that make a phone a more capable development environment.
I learn by taking things apart, experimenting, and putting them back together. When something is useful, I share it — through code, tools, and Termux tutorials.
“I break things to learn how they work — then rebuild them better.”
03 / LET’S CONNECT
Open-source projects, interesting experiments, or a good conversation about Linux. I’d love to hear what you’re working on.
Say hello on Telegram