#Conveniently code on tablet?

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boreal frigateBOT
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clever minnow
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Get Termux.

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Though that means you would need to learn how to do everything on the command line.

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And depending on the project you may still not be able to run it in the Android environment.

rancid thicket
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...although "conveniently" and "easy" were strong hints

clever minnow
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Then it would depend on the particular project to determine if there even exists an app that can work with it.

fiery axle
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You'll need to learn how to use the command line sooner or later

boreal frigateBOT
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fiery axle
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Depends on why you don't want to use it. If you don't want because you don't know how (how to compile from the command line), then I'd view this as an opportunity to learn how

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But if you meant "I don't want to write code in nano or whatever, that's too slow" - that's completely fine

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"Anti-command-line" sounded to me like the former, but if it's actually the later, then it's ok

boreal frigateBOT
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@rancid thicket

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quasi valley
clever minnow
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That's certainly not Arch, is it?

fiery axle
quasi valley
quasi valley
clever minnow
quasi valley
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i maybe mistaken

quasi valley
fiery axle
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chroot is a syscall that tells an app to pretend that an arbitrary directory is /. So you can have a whole another linux distro sitting in a directory somewhere, and launch apps in it