Nostr Web Client

I want this but different. I don't want android, I want real Linux.

In an ideal world I'd take my phone put it in a phone sized hole in my laptop and it would just extend to a full desktop. Then I could always take it out and go back to mobile view.

Final 4mo ago

Likely not your solution but may interest you anyways.

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Android already supports virtualizing desktop operating systems. We want to work on supporting Desktop Linux or Windows ARM apps to run in their own overlayed Windows, or just running a GUI virtual machine (current stock OS only allows terminal).

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Anhern Sarsalor [IQ: 102] 4mo ago

Exciting! I don't know if I want a VM though. Better than nothing but perhaps there can be better solutions in the future.

Is there anything stopping dual booting PostmarketOS (or other mobile distros) and Android?

Vitor Pamplona 4mo ago

I don't think Linux works well on phones. Plus, it is nice if the desktop mode is isolated from your main system. If that crashes, the phone still works.