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Modern distros supports binder too. In the reverse, you can run Waydroid, which is an Android userland under a Wayland distro. On native executables and such,
by anthk 1y ago
Modern distros supports binder too. In the reverse, you can run Waydroid, which is an Android userland under a Wayland distro.
On native executables and such, file and objdump once I installed clang under termux to compile a simple binary tells me otherwise.
- pjmlp 1y agoI bet you didn't install Termux from the PlayStore. What matters is how an Android device as bought on a random shop as consumer behaves, not how one can hack around Android and AOSP.
- anthk 1y agoInstall it from F-Droid. If you are advanced enough to run Terminal bound software, using PlayStore is not the developers' fault.
- pjmlp 1y agoThus my point is made, should have placed the bet.
- charcircuit 1y agoIt is the developers fault for Termux's architecture not being aligned with Android's app model.
- Hackbraten 1y agoTIL that binderfs is a mainline kernel feature now, Back when I used Waydroid, I had to use an out-of-tree module picked from the Anbox project. I have stopped using Waydroid but good to know that binderfs is a thing!