I have a bit of experience with using a desktop OS on a smartphone. In fact, you can try it very easily yourself! I used TeamViewer. Of course, it runs on a se

I have a bit of experience with using a desktop OS on a smartphone. In fact, you can try it very easily yourself! I used TeamViewer. Of course, it runs on a separate device, but it gives us an idea of what it would be like to have it there natively. I used this to make some music in FL Studio on my phone. Well, on my laptop, which I had set up in the office. So I controlled it via my phone. I feel like mobile versions of stuff is just gimped versions of the real thing. I would almost go so far as to say that I am more productive when using a desktop interface on a smartphone (than the smartphone equivalent of the same software), despite the ergonomic awkwardness.