Moderator: fredx181
3 operating systems in one
linux-debian-ubuntu-android
OPENTHOS open source community
• https://dev.openthos.org and http://www.emindos.org
the core developers from Emindsoft, Tongfang, Tsinghua Univ., Peking Univ.,
Beijing Univ. of Tech., Nankai Univ., etc.
Cooperation with Chinese Academy of Sciences, Lanzhou Univ., Beijing Univ
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linux-debian-ubuntu-android
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it would be perfect to
creat as debiandog
we would have 3 operating systems in one
this os is the best. it could be the best new
debiandog!!!
thanks!
I don't see where to download it. That emindos link seems to be an insecure link (http) to a company advertising filtration products(?) and the link starting with name 'dev' doesn't open for me (says site can't be reached).
https://www.tinylinux.info/
DOWNLOAD wd_multi for hundreds of 'distros' at your fingertips: viewtopic.php?p=99154#p99154
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Wow that is slow to boot from thumb drive. So its basically older Android x86 with Termux pre-installed? Do I understand this hasnt been updated since 2019? Abandoned project? Does look like an improved desktop compared to many of these Android for PC projects.
If the Android you are running it on is rooted, you apparently can give root access to Termux. That makes it lot more interesting. Though Termux is really intended to be used on unrooted Android machines.
But as much as I appreciate the desktop Openthos uses, think I would go with with latest Android x86 (or PrimeOS) and the latest Termux that would run on it.
Still think I would rather run linux with Android emulator or Android in virtual machine. As opposed to Android with a linux emulator. But depend which apps you used the most?
I miss Windows95 really completely integrated (internet, possibly samba, and external drives in easy and ready to use way, for ex. A: or B: or D: as in the past as you need that to use an important among of really existing old 32 bit software) in it. It is possible (the *.deb binaries exist, BUT ARE NOT completely integrated...).
