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Not everyone can get their hands on an Ubuntu phone, but now, if you have an Android device, you can have Debian on your phone/tablet!
Head over to the Google Play store and search for ‘debian noroot’ and it’ll come up. Alternatively, click this link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cuntubuntu Click the INSTALL button and wait. It’s a touch over 200MB, so it may take a little while.
When the install is done, you’ll see a Debian logo on your desktop. Give it a prod to start the next install. This will take a few minutes – depending on your device.
Once that’s done, you’ll see a startup screen (with some information). It’s a bit quick at vanishing, but it’s reproduced below to let you see the basic commands.
Now you’ll have a fully working Debian desktop on your Android device!
By default, there’s no software, to speak of, installed. So, click the ‘Terminal’ icon. To get the keyboard up, you have to press your device's ‘back’ button. The first thing to do is update your package list (by default, it’s empty): Type:
sudo apt-get update
Then, to install a web browser, enter:
sudo apt-get install inceweasel
Now we’re ready to rock!
I’ve only scratched the surface of what’s possible with Debian Noroot. Other folks have SSH, GIMP, and all sorts of other stuff installed on their Android devices.