could you share what you use it for? My usecase is converting my android tablet into lightweight html&#x2F;js dev machine - adding Arch&#x2F;xfce and bt keyboard and mouse. I also got it on various android phones, but still struggling to find a valid usecase. you know, other than just tinkering with it, which is also great :) BTW, I think that the current easiest way to try Linux on Android is app called Linux Deploy by meefik. its dev is very active. It allows you to raise arch, debian, ubuntu, slack, kali, opensuse, gentoo, and  custom rootfs and spice it up it with lxde&#x2F;xfce&#x2F;gnome&#x2F;kde, as well as adds ssh&#x2F;vnc&#x2F;xserver access for you.