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Of course not. Nobody wants to run that on their phone except a tiny few. Android isn’t the same, but even then nobody knowingly wants to run Android.
by mattl 6y ago
Of course not. Nobody wants to run that on their phone except a tiny few. Android isn’t the same, but even then nobody knowingly wants to run Android.
- techrat 6y ago> but even then nobody knowingly wants to run Android. Nobody, eh? Not one person?
- matkoniecz 6y agoI knowingly want to run Android - or something else Android compatible, because programs that I use on my phone are requiring it.
- EvilEy3 6y ago> Android isn’t the same, but even then nobody knowingly wants to run Android. What are you smoking? Android is the most popular OS in the world. It has millions of applications in PlayStore and outside of it. It has millions of developers creating software for it, huge companies contributing to it and best in the class development tools.
- mattl 6y agoTo be clear: I don’t think anyone who is interested in Linux on a phone wants to run Android. It is Linux but not in any real way. It could just as easily be not-Linux.