Google wants Android phones to connect seamlessly to Googlebooks. Meanwhile, Samsung and Motorola both offer apps that pair phones with Windows PCs. What about Linux? The tech giants won't help you ...
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My tablet runs a full Linux distro, and it's the best testing ground I've found for new operating systems
I like running Linux on a tablet. It's portable; I can switch to different distros more quickly and without partitioning, and it's a nice change from the typical tablet environment/user interface. It ...
To install Linux on Android, UserLAnd is your best bet. UserLAnd is free, but the Pro version is the only way to go. It's not without its faults, but it's certainly worth a try. In the name of science ...
Some methods that require you to root your device and replace the Android kernel with a custom kernel. Unrooted Android ...
Along with Linux apps, Googlebooks are reportedly also struggling with Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) — the backbone of apps on ChromeOS. Certain PWAs aren’t fully supported on Googlebook OS, possibly ...
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