Changelog

Notable changes to the ternux documentation.

This repository is documentation. Entries describe changes to the guide, the site, and the accuracy of what is written here — not to any software shipped from this repository.

Dates are ISO 8601. Version numbers describe documentation/product-boundary milestones; this public repository does not distribute the Pro installer.

[2.2.1] — 2026-08-13

Changed

Replaced the public Troubleshooting pages with brief English/Bangla Support & diagnostics pages: symptom classification, read-only evidence and a credential-safe report format remain public; exact remediation is Pro-only.
Corrected Architecture and FAQ wording to distinguish implemented recorded resume and targeted module repair from unimplemented transactional rollback.
Updated Pro readiness wording for the explicit live-session acceptance check, which exists in the private alpha but still needs real-device Zink/VirGL validation before release.
Aligned landing, navigation, README, Installation, Usage, Configuration and matrix copy with the same public/private support boundary.

Security and history

Audited the public Git history and prepared a private purge-impact plan. No history rewrite or force-push has been performed; old public commits remain reachable until the owner makes a separate decision.

[2.2.0] — 2026-08-13

Changed

Repositioned the public installation page as a readiness, compatibility and after-setup guide. The complete version-bound installer procedure and recovery runbook are now reserved for the private ternux Pro release.
Reworked the Pro page around verified deployment, private operator documentation, acceptance gates and a concrete release-readiness plan.
Updated the landing page, README, architecture, FAQ and contribution policy so public/private boundaries are consistent across the project.

Added

Real-world workload guidance drawn from on-device use: Vulkan-backed local AI, Node.js and coding agents, authorised security tooling, and lightweight Blender work.
Professional Blender wording: useful for low-poly modelling, simple materials and modest scenes on the author’s tested Turnip device, without implying cross-device or desktop-class rendering performance.
Explicit thermal, credential, authorisation and Android/PRoot limitations for AI agents, security tools and sustained compute.
English and Bangla next-doing checklists covering verification, one-at-a-time workload profiles, baselines, backups and deliberate updates.

Removed

The complete public manual installation recipe and illustrative Pro endpoint.
Claims that third-party coding/model services are permanently free.
Cryptocurrency wallet/pool details from publication scope; mining is now described only as an unrecommended sustained workload.

Version 2.1.0 below is retained as historical record. Its complete-manual publication policy was superseded by 2.2.0.

[2.1.0] — 2026-08-13

This historical release expanded the repository into a complete public manual, including version-specific installation and recovery detail. That publication policy was superseded by 2.2.0; those instructions are intentionally absent from the current tree but remain in earlier Git history unless a separately reviewed history rewrite is approved.

[2.0.0] — 2026-08-11

Reorganised the documentation around real-device lessons, bilingual graphics routes, audio/display integration, Android process behaviour and clearer acceptance boundaries. Later versions moved exact implementation and remediation into the private Pro repository.

[1.0.0] — 2026-07-28

Initial public documentation of the Termux, PRoot Debian, Xfce4 and Termux:X11 architecture.