Refinement left.Īlready works like a “normal” application. Currently, only launches an Android Terminal Emulator. Some things (a small number of things), that actually require root will not work (like inserting a kernel module).Ĭhoice or GNU/Linux rootfs to start with:Ĭurrently two choices, many more to come.Īll applications that don’t absolutely require root should function as normal:įollowing step is to get a graphical interface for the desktop, terminal and applications. *everything = all linux, user space applications, without having to root your device. The moto is: “This ain’t done, until everything* will run”
Read the description of the GNURoot Wheezy, Gentoo, Fedora or Aboriginal apps in the Play Store to get some hints on how to get started using them. Inside GNURoot, you can create a root file system), launch into it, or delete it. This is expandable and you will be able to install your own applciations/packages. GNURoot provides a method for you to install and use GNU/Linux distributions and their associated applications/packages alongside Android.Ī regular uninstall fully cleans up after this application.
