>normal desktop Xorg Interestingly, webOS actually did let you do this; chrooting into a lightweight desktop environment (the default one offered was LXDE) was

>normal desktop Xorg Interestingly, webOS actually did let you do this; chrooting into a lightweight desktop environment (the default one offered was LXDE) was as simple as launching the application. Sure, dual-boot configurations were eventually offered, but being able to switch environments and run any (ARM-compatible) Linux software at will had a good chunk of uses, especially in an environment where apps (and the developers to make them) weren't forthcoming.