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Android is almost fully supported with Linux kernel 3.3

48 pointsby DallaRosaabout 13 years ago

3 comments

krakensdenabout 13 years ago
Don't be too hopeful- Binder is still a big sticking point, and nothing is going to work without it. The two schools of thought on it are:<p>* It is a terrible, terrible interface that doesn't belong in the kernel<p>* Linux supports SysV IPC because other Unices do, Binder is at least as popular<p>Before you pile in and declare your reasonableness by endorsing the latter position, please understand that the former is not exactly on thin ice.
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nextparadigmsabout 13 years ago
Someone else said that full support will come with kernel 3.5. But does that mean Linux apps will be able to work on Android then?
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ghost91about 13 years ago
Yay, hopefully I can soon run Android parallel to a x-server on my netbook