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Re: Re (2): Correction: Re: a Debian executable on Android



Re (2): Correction: Re: a Debian executable on Android

Yes, I was studying how to write apps but I'll be 62 in a few months
myself, I may not live that long.  Not to mention I've been trying to
"repo sync" (git-based) their source tree for about 6 weeks to try to
compile under OpenBSD.  I just hit 9 gigs, no idea how much is left.

I'm trying Lazarus which can cross-compile to an impressive list of
platforms, including Android.  http://www.getlazarus.org  There's some
version in Debian packages too.

Android has their own variant of selinux that's not totally compatible
with the original, which defaults to enforcing mode since Android 5.
If the device is rooted you can switch it to permissive mode.

On 4/9/16, peter@easthope.ca <peter@easthope.ca> wrote:
> FWIIW, access to most of the Daimler car2go vehicles
> here requires their app running on android or an apple device.
> Primarily for that, I purchased an XO Tablet.  Apparently the
> fastest machine I now own.  2nd hand and under 50 US dollars.
>
> From:	Alan Corey <alan01346@gmail.com>, Sat, 9 Apr 2016 17:44:05 -0400
>> Aside from practical considerations of running under Android you're
>> also going to have deal with their paranoia about such things, which
>> is quite evolved.
>
> You mean Google's paranoia; not debian user's paranoia.  =8~)
>
>> Every app runs as its own user in pretty much a
>> chroot jail with limited permissions, that sort of thing.  They use
>> Java partly because it has provisions they can tailor to their system
>> of providers and users of services.   Every app comes with a manifest
>> specifying which permissions it needs and which services it uses and
>> provides.
>
> Thanks for outlining this.  I've encountered numerous odd constraints
> and convolutions in a few months of experimenting with the tablet.
> Considering this, the bochs app works amazingly well.  I wondered
> whether Linux Deploy or Complete Linux Installer would be as effective.
>
>> This might be a good starting point for looking at the
>> situation:
>> http://developer.android.com/training/articles/security-tips.html
>
> Could be another project.  Being a senior now, my concern is to
> finish existing projects rather than begin new ones.  Meanwhile I'll
> lobby Daimler to offer a purely HTML5 app and content myself with
> android until the picture improves.
>
> By the way, the Spark Modular Tablet is appealing although too large for
> my purposes.  http://www.instructables.com/id/Spark-The-DIY-Modular-Tablet/
>
> Thanks,                ... Peter E.
>
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