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* Animation files to slide in from the right * Convert frag_app_list to use RecyclerView * Initial attempt to animate and refactor functions to accomodate recyclerView * Remove clipToPadding * Add onClickListener for pressing apps * Added context menu interaction to recyclerView items * Reordered functions to be below variables * Add more delay for item animation * Clear animation before reanimating * Remove dummy AppListAdapter variable * Single item anims (#326) * Animate single items. * Animate single items. * Add colors to pull down swipe refresh circle * Implement DiffUtils to check for recyclerView differences * Use DiffUtils when data is changed to see differences * Remove unused imports * Remove unused LayoutAnimation file * Rename functions to indicate relation to context menu * Remove unused variable * Shorten animation delay |
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Welcome to UserLAnd
The easiest way to run a Linux distribution or application on Android.
Features:
- Run full linux distros or specific applications on top of Android.
- Install and uninstall like a regular app.
- No root required.
How to get started:
- Define a session - This describes what filesystem you are going to use, what server you want to run (ssh or vnc), and how you want to connect to it (ConnectBot or bVNC).
- Define a filesystem while defining a session - This describes what distro or application you want to install (only supports debian, but more coming soon).
- Once defined, just tap on the session to start up. This will download necessary assets, setup the filesystem, start the server, and connect to it. This will take several minutes for the first start up, but will be quicker afterwards.
A normal first session might look like this:
- sudo apt update <- sudo or su because you are not fake root initially, update because you need to do this
- sudo apt install wget <- install whatever you want to use
- wget http://google.com <- use it
But, you can do so much more than that...your phone is not just a play thing anymore.
This app is fully open source. You can find our code and file issues here.
The assets that UserLAnd depends on and the scripts that build them are contained in other repositories.
The common assets that are used for all distros and application are found at CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd-Assets-Support.
Distribution or application specific assets are found under CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd-Assets-(Distribution/App). For example, our Debian specific assets can be found at CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd-Assets-Debian