You can run linux/gnu concurrently with most android phones today, just not so easily[1] and not as polished and with the caveat that there is no GPU accelerati

You can run linux/gnu concurrently with most android phones today, just not so easily[1] and not as polished and with the caveat that there is no GPU acceleration[2]. There are a few apps that do it but AFAIK Linuxdeploy is the best. 1. meaning rooting and flashing a 3rd party kernel for starters. 2. intel's next atom version for smartphones due 2016 could well solve this-- currently they use powerVR GPUs in smartphone atom chips, which like all current smartphone GPUs lack OSS drivers. (And being x86 sublimetext would actually work too-- where is the ARM bulid!!.. it would make this so useful)