hi I'm currently looking for ways to speed up my tablet whether it be a ROM or some soda apps increase the clock speed of my CPU. I I'm currently running gnabo rom and my primary use my tablet is to use this as my onenote notebook in college
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Hello.
I have question about running windows apps on our devices. Is it possible?
You know, lots of apps don't have high requirements. For example game DSJ(Deluxe Ski Jumping). So again - is it possible to port windows apps to transformer tablet?
Thanks for help
they first have to be compiled for arm then you would have to create an apk able to launch them
Can I convert it? Are programs to do this?
no there are no programs to do it. it would be very very difficult and you would need the source code
Hi all.
Currently using:
WM8650 7" tablet with CM7 (so android 2.2).
Is there any way of getting rid of the extra screens?
I primarily use it as a media player/book reader and these extra screens are just an annoyance.
Hi Friends,
Looking for buy a laptop which could run GNS3 application easily.
Budget less than 45k.
Hey guys, I know a BEST ROM thread is discouraged, but I couldn't resist. Anyhow, there is a bucketload of options here and I just want a recommendation on which ROM I can use:
Here are my requirements:
1) It should be very stable, i.e., enough to be used as a daily driver. It will mainly be used for WhatsApp, Facebook Lite, and casual gaming (Mini Militia, BadLand 2, Into the Dead etc)
2) It should support Xposed.
3) It should support ViperFX.
Thanks in advance to anyone who might help.
Hi,
I'm looking for a new tablet the idea is to have a linux based environment as the main ui, usage will mostly be web browsing media playback and file management the occasional linux program.
why? short version I want a desktop touch experience somewhat similar to what I get out of my windows 8 tablet but without the Microsoft part.
one method I have seen seems to be the chroot ubunto running on top on android and I was wondering if anyone could help with a few questions please?
1/is it possible to use without needing VNC? (not a fan of having to vnc into the local desktop)
2/any performance hits running a linux system on top of an android one? (other than vnc)
3/its running on top of android so it should have full hardware support with any device right? it isn't going to use the touch screen as a track pad right?
4/recommend any devices I might have luck with? looking around maybe $70ish price range with supported rooting/modding.
5/is it actually there? I mean does it work? Im going to assume if it could be done people (someone at least) would be doing it already ?
thanks
~SandG
*edited*
after many days *cough* 10 minute sections where I had nothing better todo* I messed around and finally got the x server working.
it isn't accelerated (and stopped working after I tried to change base distro)
the x wrapper felt slower than VNC.
the dpi is kind of messed up the UI isn't made for it.
the touch screen works like a track pad (urg)
the keyboard erm where is the keyboard? (don't answer that)
for some reason they went and put this really neat tilt thing that moves the mouse around but lacks other things(acceleration?)
I could maybe pass as a really slow desktop if it were hooked upto a usb hub keyboard mouse and hd screen.
I still think it is an amazing feat it just isn't there. it is not usable for day to day tasks, install it for fun with vnc to show your friends you have "linux" installed on your tablet/phone, use it to run scripts / tools on the go you wouldn't normally have access to but that's about the extent to its usefulness, you aren't going to be playing games in it, doing heavy browsing streaming video or even playing sound.
tldr I got no feedback from anyone with experience but from what I gather it isn't going to replace android os on your tablet.
guess I will probably look for a tablet that runs linux native or suck it up and get a vanilla droid tablet and forget about switching out the UI/OS this way