So you use VI and Emacs on Android, generate postscript and troff files, configure /etc/passwd and /etc/init.d I don't use Android, because it's a ridiculously

So you use VI and Emacs on Android, generate postscript and troff files, configure /etc/passwd and /etc/init.d I don't use Android, because it's a ridiculously hacked-up version of GNU/Linux (as if being based on GNU/Linux isn't bad enough). Have you spawned a shell on it? The filesystem is a royal mess, the likes of which I've never seen before. Could I run vi and groff and even SVR4 nroff on it? Yes, if I wanted to waste my time with it, I could. How does your Android .profile look like? I didn't touch .profile because I don't care for bash one bit, but it was there. However, in this context, it's still UNIX. A hacked-up, ugly UNIX severely mutilated to run on mobile telephones and tables, but conceptually UNIX nevertheless (honestly, I have never seen anything to hacked-up and mutilated like Android, and you can bet that in 30+ years of working with computers, one sees all kinds of things).