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I’m currently messing around with Termux and trying to install Linux through AnLinux, Andronix and UserLAnd just for fun.

I have mixed success in AnLinux. I successfully installed and started Lubuntu but it was running pretty slowly. I wasn’t able to replicate the install a while later. Also I totally failed to get ArchLinux running.

Now I’m trying Andronix. Wish me luck!

Do you have any experience running a Linux on your mobile?

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Shatur@lemmy.ml
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I running GNU/Linux on my Phone natively. And I use Waydroid layer to run Android apps. So I kinda doing the opposite 😄

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warmaster@lemmy.world
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On which phone? How’s the camera? What about banking apps ?

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I have the same question about banking 2fa question too. It’s my main concern with Linux phones atm

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Shatur@lemmy.ml
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Banking apps work through Waydroid for me.

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It’s PinePhone Pro. Camera works badly, but at the time of purchase, it did not work, so we are slowly getting there. Banking apps work through Waydroid.

It’s not practical to use GNU/Linux on the phone, but fun 🙂

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to_urcite_ty_kokos@lemmy.world
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I always wandered what the battery life would be like on these devices

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The battery life is awful. But I bought the official clamshell keyboard for it that replaces the back cover and expands the battery capacity. With this accessory the battery life is good.

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