Is there any difference between the native shell and Termux's? I just installed fish and chsh'ed it to default: after syncing over all my dotfiles it looks and acts as expected.
I did the same, but that's not what I'm talking about.
I don't know for sure, but if I hat to guess I'd say that Termux uses chroot to emulate a more Linuxy experience by changing your root to /data/data/com.termux/files/ with it's own bin, etc, lib and so on directories
Using su you escape that chroot and start using your roms root directory at /
I might be totally wrong with this, but that should hopefully clarify the way it behaves
Just fyi, adb authorization resets like every 7 days by default. So if you hope to use your home PC to fix this you should not wait to long
For the future maybe get Termux, make it boot with your system, give it root access and setup ssh in there
And also please, for the love of good never download random TWRP images and install them to your phone. Same goes for Magisk and pretty much anything you do with root/in fastboot/in your recovery. This could open up a HUGE vulnerability in your phone which will not be fixable for you unless you're willing to spend a lot of time
It might be for some, but not all. This is like saying being sad is a choice. Some choose to be sad, that much is true. Many don't and still are because they're depressed, someone important to them died etc
My parents use some, they spam my PCs fucking firewall logs like hell. They also regulary get silent updates which make them slower and slower and slower (which shouldn't be possible because it's freezing all the time)
Install Video DownloadHelper for Firefox. Open whatever you want to watch and copy it's url from Video DownloadHelper. Now, either open that url in mpv (might require yt-dlp) or download it (I'd also recommend yt-dlp for this, since DownloadHelper sometimes embeds watermarks) and watch wherever
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