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by morepork
1402 days ago
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Android runs toybox (or at least used to), which implements many of the GNU tools. But I think the complaint is that much of the userland to have a useful phone experience is proprietary. If you could install all the GNU tools into AOSP Linux (probably not that hard), you still don't have a useful phone. It's not even the desktop environment (think GNOME/KDE/etc.), as there is a good enough version in AOSP. |
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Also as a reminder, WebOS is also Linux and the Palm Pre phones were excellent phones (with a somewhat limited app support - they were a bit ahead of time with JavaScript and applications written on it)