The first Snapdragon phone with Android Linux Terminal support is here
The device supports the Android Linux Terminal and GUI apps, while memory can be raised to 10.6GB, the reporter said.
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Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon chips are compatible with Android’s Linux Terminal app
TL;DR Google first introduced Linux Terminal app for Pixel phones, and we’ve since seen it spread to devices from other manufacturers. So far, though, that hadn’t included any hardware running Qualcomm Snapdragon chips. Compatibility has now been confirmed for the REDMAGIC 12 Pro, powered by a new Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6. Google’s Linux Terminal app for Android is a fantastic power-user tool that so far has been held back by its limite…
It was a promise and it finally comes true: Android's Linux terminal also works on Qualcomm Snapdragon chips, first tested and with limitations on a RedMagic 12 Pro that can already run commands and even open a graphical interface
The native Linux terminal of Android expands the possibilities of using smartphones, allowing you to run Linux distributions on virtual machines. The possible arrival of the Snapdragon processor feature opens up new opportunities for developers, system administrators and open source enthusiasts, bringing mobile phones closer to real portable workstations.
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