Ubuntu _with_ Android

[Guest ltpitt]

Please read all the article with attention.

http://www.androidcentral.com/ubuntu-android-wont-be-motorolas-webtop?utm_source=ac&utm_medium=twitter&style_mobile=0

That's what I mean for "awesome" :)

[Guest chemicalbuz]

:D

[Guest vamper89]

It's great! but our metal has no HDMI output

[Guest ltpitt]

http://www.youtube.c...cdbFOAAAAAAACAA

Sexy.

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[Guest Eduard1234]

Search in android market : ubuntu installer

[Guest chemicalbuz]

i'm trying it, but i can't configure androidvnc, someone could tell me what i have to do please

[Guest TechnoLover]

Now open androidVNC and use this configuration:

Nickname: root

Password: ubuntu

Adress: localhost

Port: 5900

rest doesn't need any configuration. You can also connect over Wi-Fi from your computer to ubuntu on your phone ;)

[Guest chemicalbuz]

thanks technolover, it works :)

[Guest ltpitt]

Wow :D

ubuntu's Performances?

did the phone slow down?

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[Guest TechnoLover]

Ubuntu works rather well, I didn't do any benchmarks some time ago, but it was really fast for a smartphone.

One thing which annoyed me that I couldn't write anything in terminal of ubuntu =/

[Guest ltpitt]

Ubuntu works rather well, I didn't do any benchmarks some time ago, but it was really fast for a smartphone.

One thing which annoyed me that I couldn't write anything in terminal of ubuntu =/

?

Why?

You mean that if you use vnc to open ubuntu and you open a terminal you can't write in it?

And using ssh?

[Guest fabiorino]

IMHO you have to try lubuntu, it's a faster Ubuntu with a smaller gui, but with the same functions.

[Guest Genrix]

You can install and Debian too, with any DE. For your choice. ;)

About Ubuntu with Android, there is information that source code is available only to developers of devices. Not for everyone. :blink: <_<

[Guest jiego]

Now open androidVNC and use this configuration:

Nickname: root

Password: ubuntu

Adress: localhost

Port: 5900

rest doesn't need any configuration. You can also connect over Wi-Fi from your computer to ubuntu on your phone ;)

connection refused why?