Flame-OS is a Termux customization project that gives your terminal a modern and colorful look. It automatically installs themes, plugins, custom prompts, useful aliases, and a personalized banner to improve your terminal experience. You can install Flame-OS in Termux using a few simple commands without root access.
Here’s what you can do with Flame-OS in Termux:
- Customize the Termux interface.
- Apply colorful terminal themes.
- Display a personalized startup banner.
- Install useful shell plugins.
- Improve the terminal appearance.
- Make Termux more user-friendly.
Install Flame-OS in Termux
Below are the simple commands to install Flame-OS in Termux. Copy and run each command one by one to complete the installation.
Update Termux packages.
pkg update && pkg upgrade -yInstall the required packages.
pkg install git python -yClone the Flame-OS repository.
git clone https://github.com/FlameVortex/Flame-OS.gitMove to the Flame-OS directory.
cd Flame-OSStart the installation.
python setup.pyDuring the installation, Flame-OS will ask you to enter your name.
Enter your name for the banner:Type your preferred name and press Enter. The installer will use this name to create a personalized banner that appears whenever you open the Termux.
Wait for the installation to finish. After the setup is complete, close the Termux application and open it again to apply all the changes.
Flame-OS Setup
After restarting Termux, Flame-OS will automatically load the customized terminal environment. You should see a new theme, colorful prompt, personalized banner, and other visual improvements without running any additional commands.
If the setup is completed successfully, you can start using Termux normally. All installed themes and customizations will load automatically whenever you open the Termux application.
End Note
Flame-OS is a simple tool to customize the Termux terminal with colorful themes, a personalized banner, and other useful improvements. It requires only a few installation commands, and after the setup is complete, the customized environment loads automatically every time you open Termux.

