" ... developers ... introduced a very interesting project called "Lindroid", which aims to let users run Linux in "a new way on Android devices"."
" With this, users can run various Linux distributions on native hardware, on their Android installation ..."
"Before you do that, you need to know that you will require a rooted Android device alongside some AOSP patches to be able to run Lindroid. It is not possible to run it without root access because the underlying architecture uses LXC with access to host drivers."
".... Lindroid will be officially made available via LibreMobileOS under the Ulumo name, where it will feature an Ubuntu base."
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