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This is very interesting ... I like it to see compile in CodeTyphon... SOON...

Native or NOT...

Kalimera...

az wrote: This is very interesting ... I like it to see compile in CodeTyphon... SOON...

Native or NOT...

Kalimera...

What exactly you are refering as Ubuntu phone?

As far as I know there is no phone which natively support Ubuntu yet.

Ubuntu on Android devices can be run with apps like complete Linux installer.

viking wrote: What exactly you are refering as Ubuntu phone?

As that is easer to transer codetyphoon compiler to ubuntu with some extra libs about touch...

viking wrote: As far as I know there is no phone which natively support Ubuntu yet.

Me neather ... i don't say that there is one...

viking wrote: Ubuntu on Android devices can be run with apps like complete Linux installer.

That doesn't know... Really you can do that... please point me some links...
I really want to try my project games in one androind ubuntu device...

az wrote:

viking wrote: Ubuntu on Android devices can be run with apps like complete Linux installer.

That doesn't know... Really you can do that... please point me some links...
I really want to try my project games in one androind ubuntu device...

Complete Linux Installer acts like virtual machine that runs on your android device. I tested it only on Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (Quad-core 1.4GHz with 2GB of RAM). Even on this hardware, some lag exists, because there is no native X support, and you need to use VNC to connect to localhost in order to use X apps.

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co...linuxonandroid&hl=en

List of confirmed working devices can be found here . You can find much more info on this project on linuxonandroid.org/

I am not sure what is architecture of Ubuntu image that this app use, but I am guessing it is ARM Linux, and as far as I know ARM Linux is supported target in CT.

Linux images can be found here .

Guys, we make some BIG changes to
CodeTyphon Cross-Build Session

screen from Suse 12.2

Is it s a date expected?

viking wrote:
Complete Linux Installer acts like virtual machine that runs on your android device. I tested it only on Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (Quad-core 1.4GHz with 2GB of RAM). Even on this hardware, some lag exists, because there is no native X support, and you need to use VNC to connect to localhost in order to use X apps.

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co...linuxonandroid&hl=en

List of confirmed working devices can be found here . You can find much more info on this project on linuxonandroid.org/

I try it ... to much trouble and the results not so cool...

viking wrote: I am not sure what is architecture of Ubuntu image that this app use, but I am guessing it is ARM Linux, and as far as I know ARM Linux is supported target in CT.

That is my point the ARM Linux... I hope...

sternas wrote: Guys, we make some BIG changes to
CodeTyphon Cross-Build Session

screen from Suse 12.2

That's some future great news...
Poli kali douleia paidia...

az wrote:

viking wrote: You can find much more info on this project on linuxonandroid.org/

I try it ... to much trouble and the results not so cool...

viking wrote: I am not sure what is architecture of Ubuntu image that this app use, but I am guessing it is ARM Linux, and as far as I know ARM Linux is supported target in CT.

That is my point the ARM Linux... I hope...

At this moment, Complete Linux Installer is the most easy way to get Linux on Android device. Other solutions are much more complicated.

I can confirm now that this is ARM version of Ubuntu!

I also have some good news:

Canonical plans to demonstrate Ubuntu on mobile phones at 2013 CES in Las Vegas next week, with delivery on devices expected in late 2013 or early 2014

I expect that ARM version of CT will be ready by then, especially if PI gets 2GB or more RAM by then.

Before you get too existed, please note that you also need ARM versions of all other Linux apps that you want to use and you can not run Windows apps under Wine for example, since you would need Windows ARM apps in that case (someone mentioned Win 8 RT? ).

Also, some guy posted this yesterday twil.tv/2013/01/ubuntu-phone-os-demonstr...leworth-at-ces-2013/

this was a quick demonstration he gave me of the Ubuntu Phone OS running on top of a GSM Samsung Galaxy Nexus.

Mark mentioned that the Galaxy Nexus would be able to run the full desktop version of Ubuntu Phone OS, but it wouldn’t be optimal without at least a dual core, 1.5Ghz processor in your device.

I thing Pi wouldn't get 2Gb, but there are another boards. They cost over $120, though.
Too bad that ubuntu compatible with ARM7 and later only.