I have installed proot debian in termux, can I connect to it?

[zFitness]

I already have proot-distro installed in Termux, with a Debian environment configured. Would it be possible for AndroidPE to reuse this existing Debian environment as its development backend instead of installing a separate Linux rootfs?

Ideally, I would also be able to access the same environment directly from Termux by running:

proot-distro login debian

This would allow Termux and AndroidPE to share the same development environment and work together more seamlessly.

[zFitness]

I have configured many development tools in Termux, including OpenCode, the JDK, and Codex CLI. Therefore, I would like AndroidPE to support the following:

1. Projects stored in shared external storage

   Please allow AndroidPE to open and store projects in shared external storage, such as /sdcard. This would allow Termux tools—especially OpenCode—to access and work on the same project files more easily.

2. Reuse an existing Termux proot-distro environment

   I already have proot-distro installed in Termux, with a fully configured Debian environment. It includes the JDK, Gradle, Android SDK, IntelliJ IDEA, and an XFCE4 desktop.

   Would it be possible for AndroidPE to use this existing Debian environment as its development backend, or provide an option to connect to it? Installing and configuring another separate Ubuntu rootfs would duplicate the toolchains and consume unnecessary storage.

This integration would allow AndroidPE and Termux/OpenCode to work together more seamlessly. I could also execute commands inside the same rootfs directly from Termux, for example:

proot-distro login debian -- fastfetch

Ideally, AndroidPE and Termux could share the same projects and development toolchains without requiring users to maintain two separate Linux environments.

[zFitness]

Therefore, I suggest adding SSH support to AndroidPE so that it can connect to a custom rootfs environment. During the initial setup, users should be given the option to choose between a local environment and an SSH-based remote environment.