Transform your Termux shell into a personalized, aesthetic command center with Termux — a modular setup featuring custom headers, ZSH themes, logo art, and interactive menus.
- 🎨 Custom Logo & Title: Display ASCII art logos and figlet-rendered titles with color gradients.
- 🧠 Smart ZSH Setup: Oh-My-Zsh integration with plugin manager and theme selector.
- 🧩 Interactive Menus: Powered by
fzfandgumfor intuitive selection. - 🛠️ One-Tap Setup: Install all dependencies and configure your shell in minutes.
- 🧾 Aliases & Enhancements: Modern replacements for
ls,cat, and more usingeza,bat,logo-ls.
Make sure the following packages are installed:
pkg install curl fd figlet ruby boxes gum bat logo-ls eza zsh timg fzf
gem install lolcatpkg update -y && pkg upgrade -y && pkg install git fzf -ygit clone https://github.com/circle-earth/Termux.gitcd Termux/lsbash install.sh- after complete all processing just --open new session-- or
source ~/.zshrc
This script will:
- Install required packages
- Set up ZSH and Oh-My-Zsh
- Apply custom fonts and themes
- Configure
.zshrc,.profile, and.aliases
Termux Force Close Issue
If you're experiencing Termux force closing after installing T-Header:
🔧 Fix:
Navigate to the project root directory and run:
git pull
bash install.shThis will update the files and re-run the setup to resolve any compatibility issues.
After installation, use the following commands:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
theader |
Launch interactive setup |
clogo |
Change logo |
ctitle |
Set custom header title |
ctpro |
Switch termux.properties |
cztheme |
Change ZSH theme |
ac |
Smart Auto-Commit Tool |
cak |
API Key Manager |
figlet -f pixelfont "Unstop" | lolcat- Logos stored in
~/.config/theader/logo - Themes in
~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/themes - Config file:
~/.config/theader/theader.cfg
You can edit these manually or use the interactive menu.
Alt+T: Insert file pathAlt+C: Change directoryCtrl+R: Search history
rm -rf ~/.config/theader ~/.oh-my-zsh ~/.zshrc ~/.profile ~/.aliasesThis project is based on T-Header by @remo7777.
All core ideas, structure, and the original terminal branding system belong to the original author.
- 🔗 Original Repository:T-Header
Huge thanks to remo7777 for building and open-sourcing this awesome Termux customization toolkit. 💙
