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How to install Ubuntu Linux on Android without root

Are you looking for a way to install and run Ubuntu 18.04 Linux server on your Android Smartphone or tablet without rooting the phone? Then try UserLAnd. Android, being a very popular operating system users are keep looking for a way to easily install different Linux distros on it. Hitherto, it was very tedious work to run Linux OS on Android but not anymore. With the help of UserLand, we can install Kali, Ubuntu, Arch Linux, Debian like distros on Android in a minimal form. It provides built-in Shell and VNC sessions for a graphical experience. UserLand developed by the team of GNURoot Debian App which was very popular before, as a replacement. Here we will show the way to install and run Ubuntu 18.04 minimal server on Android phone without any kind of rooting process. It helps you to learn Linux directly on your phone without voiding the warranty. Note: The below-given steps also work for Debian and Kali Linux available in UserLAnd App.

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Let's test UserLAnd, the new free application that we find in the Store of ours smartphone and that allows us to have some Linux programs always with us. As many of us already know, Android is an operating system created by Google which is based on Linux, just like Ubuntu. Unfortunately however, until today, these two worlds are remained almost separate. Long last this obstacle was brilliantly passed thanks to an application that we find in the Play Store of our mobile device: UserLAnd. One time installed, we will find a list of operating systems and Linux applications that we will be able to easily install and use even with the smartphone.

VIDEO TUTORIAL HERE

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Ubuntu for Android, should it have been released to the public?

One thing that I get asked every few weeks is "hows your LinuxonAndroid project different from Ubuntu for Android?". The short answer is very little, part from that fact theirs is not released, but has a team of (likely) fairly well paid software engineers working hard, while mine is just a small group of three doing it in our free time.

The next question that tends to follow is when will Ubuntu for Android be released? And thats a question I to would love to know the answer to, after being demoed way back in February it seems very odd that such a project has yet to reach even a public alpha test?

Surely Canonical has seen that with Ubuntu the support of the community can make such a project move forward far faster. 

In the mean time I will keep pushing with my project, as it would seem that even on release its not going to have as wide a range of support as LinuxonAndroid. 

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I am running a Kickstarter project to try and get my LinuxonAndroid project off the ground and to a whole new level! 

If you could spare a few moneys it would be very helpful!

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Linux-on-Android A project of mine

LinuxonAndroid is a project of mine that I have been working on for some time, its goal is to get your favourite Linux Distros running ontop of Android via the well known chroot method.

So far we have Ubuntu, Backtrack and Debian running with alpha images of Fedora, Archlinux andopenSUSE.

if you have a rooted android drive and love linux then check out my project :) 

http://linuxonandroid.blogspot.co.uk/

and the XDA thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1585009