Do not say impossible in an answer, unless you are 100% sure about your solution. I know. When I tried everything like Linux Deploy, userLAnd, Anlinux (Termux) I found that the only thing now i can do is replacing Android with Linux on the Remix Mini. My experience with Linux Deploy: It's the most trash garbage app ever made for Android. You will not be able to use Unity in Ubuntu 11.04 on this device: Unity support for GLES is too new: while it is hoped that it can be included in Ubuntu 11.10, this has not yet been confirmed. I am not personally familiar with the bootloader configuration for the Archos tablets, but people with similar devices have reported that dual-booting is Running Ubuntu is theoretically possible to run on the iPad. OpeniBoot is known to run Linux kernels, especially Android. Personally, I'd recommend booting into Android and taking a path that many with an Android tablet do - using a chroot. This involves booting into Android and sharing that kernel with a desktop operating system. After you get a “Data wipe complete” message at the bottom of the screen, hit the back button until you’re back at the recovery’s main menu. Hit Advanced and then hit Enable ADB. Now you When everything has been configured, press the Install button, and after it’s finished, you may launch the Linux distro with the Start button – but this will launch it in chroot, which is like a command-line terminal. So we need to access the GUI using the VNC Viewer tool. Launch VNC and set the address to “ localhost:5900” and enter There are two ways to install Linux on Android without root. The first way is to use a tool called “ Linux Deploy ”. The second way is to use a tool called “GNU Root Debian”. Linux Deploy. Linux Deploy is a tool that allows you to install a Linux distribution on your Android device. It is a simple and easy to use tool. By installing Ubuntu on your Galaxy Tab 10.1 you will be able to run Linux programs. This may sound a stupid reason if you don’t like Linux OS but for a huge community out there this a big deal. There are many people who use Linux nowadays for various reason, so having the chance to run it on a Tablet can be huge. Open "VNC Viewer" on android to start hacking. you may need to do command vncserver -list to list the port. 5. Install vscode for arm64. 6. Optional: Install NodeJS for arm64. ```apt install nodejs```. Second hacky way (Linux Natively): install bootable linux environment. seDfkMb.