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From what I see, it looks like this still uses the same kernel that's running on the phone. Thus you can't do anything but a Linux system, since that's what And
by mcpherrinm 10y ago
From what I see, it looks like this still uses the same kernel that's running on the phone. Thus you can't do anything but a Linux system, since that's what Android runs.
- hackuser 10y agoFrom the article: "Android Open Source Project-based Maru provides you Android Lollipop for your smartphone and includes a Debian Linux within an LXC Linux Container for the desktop environment"
- ashitlerferad 10y agoThe author of the article is clearly confusing the Android version of the Linux kernel with the Debian userspace that is running under that kernel.