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Some applications will refuse to run or will crash, usually due to the fact that some resources that are usually exposed on GNU/Linux systems are kept hidden by
by crims0n 10y ago
Some applications will refuse to run or will crash, usually due to the fact that some resources that are usually exposed on GNU/Linux systems are kept hidden by Android.
If your device is rooted, and you use chroot instead of proot, are any of those limitations lifted?
- lutusp 10y ago> If your device is rooted, and you use chroot instead of proot, are any of those limitations lifted? On a rooted Android device, beyond chroot you have to take additional steps -- remount the filesystem read/write, then begin replacing system binaries with ones that behave differently than the defaults. So it can be done, but it's more like a game of whack-a-mole than normal system reconfiguration.
- VLM 10y agoMay as well toss out a specific named request, how about the arduino IDE? I'm sure it'll run, but accessing USB OTG so as to flash arduino boards sounds unlikely. In my infinite spare time I'll set up the arduino IDE on a rasp pi zero and connect to it over VNC or rdesktop. Which would also come in handy for using my chromebook.