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How to install Linux on Android without root? What is the easiest way to do this?
(I have Android 13 no root)
(I have Android 13 no root)
He doesn't do DIY vids. He SELLS de-googled phones. It wouldn't be a wise business decision for him to tell someone else how to do it. That said, his prices are reasonable as far as phones go. But don't expect to get this year's model.There's guy on YouTube who makes De-Google phones. I'm not if he has DIY videos or not.
Yeah, I knew he sold them.He SELLS de-googled phones.
It wouldn't be a wise business decision for him to tell someone else how to do it.
That said, his prices are reasonable as far as phones go. But don't expect to get this year's model.
It's easy enough to install de-Googled(LineageOS) on your phone, they have instructions on their website for supported devices.I haven't bought one because I'm not willing to spend money for something I think I could probably figure on his own.
Userland is very complicate to use, above all for to enable the Graphic User Interface.Maybe... ?
https://computingforgeeks.com/userland-run-linux-distribution-on-android-without-root/
Phone forums can probably provide better info than we can.
Already checked, is not compatible with my device. There are so much brands and models of smartphone, take a look to the follow link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Android_smartphonesIt's easy enough to install de-Googled(LineageOS) on your phone, they have instructions on their website for supported devices.
I ran it for a while but eventually ran into issues that certain apps would not work properly, even even the alternative frameworks provided by LineageOS. So I went back to a normal Android phone.
Install Linux on Android with Rooted and Unrooted Devices
Since Android is built based on the Linux kernel, you can easily install Linux on Android devices. How to install Linux on Android is discussed in this article. To upgrade your Android mobile phone to Linux, read this article to the end.operavps.com
I've seen this issue on the internet many times, another reason I haven't tried it yet.It's easy enough to install de-Googled(LineageOS) on your phone, they have instructions on their website for supported devices.
I ran it for a while but eventually ran into issues that certain apps would not work properly, even even the alternative frameworks provided by LineageOS. So I went back to a normal Android phone.
Install Linux on Android with Rooted and Unrooted Devices
Since Android is built based on the Linux kernel, you can easily install Linux on Android devices. How to install Linux on Android is discussed in this article. To upgrade your Android mobile phone to Linux, read this article to the end.operavps.com
Which device do you have?Already checked, is not compatible with my device. There are so much brands and models of smartphone, take a look to the follow link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Android_smartphones
Very interesting, but my device is not supported so far.You can install Ubuntu Touch on your Android device.
You'll have to unlock the bootloader first before running the installer.
I haven't found a clear way to unlock the bootloader yet but I'll eventually figure it out.
How to install Ubuntu Touch OS
UBports Installer • Ubuntu Touch • Linux Phone
A friendly cross-platform Installer for Ubuntu Touch. Connect a supported device to your PC, follow the on-screen instructions, and watch this awesome tool do all the rest!devices.ubuntu-touch.io