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Android's Linux Terminal app adds tabs so you can multitask more easily
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This is like giving a bandaid to someone who just broke their fucking femur. I want actual linux and open source on my phone not a container that runs debian.
So why not use Ubuntu Touch?
Because it works on like 1% of phones? Im good with tech but not at the point where i could port something like that.
Okay so you want "actual linux and open source" AND it also needs to work on more than 1% of the phones?
It's like the people who complain about phones not having a SD card but they never buy the phones that actually do support them
There are phones you can buy that run Linux in our open source check out the pinephone
"Okay so you want "actual linux and open source" AND it also needs to work on more than 1% of the phones?" Is this ironic or did you actually just tell me an argument that ive first seen in a meme? Why cant you have a modern phone that also has linux - because of the stupid corporations. Also same with sd cards. If you want a modern, high end phone with an sd card it just doesnt exist. You shouldnt have to compromise but capitalism forces you because at this point there are like 5 companies that make phones and all of them benefit from you suffering. If qualcomm offered proper support, phones could have linux support but they dont.