Features of: Ubuntu-Chroot

• Lets you run a full Ubuntu 24.04 system on your Android device. You get a real Linux userland, package managers, and the full Ubuntu experience on ARM64 Android.

• Provides strong isolation from the Android host using Linux namespaces such as mount, PID, UTS, and IPC. This makes the chroot behave like a separate system with its own filesystem, processes, hostname, and IPC resources.

• Gives full hardware access from within Ubuntu, including WiFi, USB, ADB, and more. This allows you to run tools that need direct hardware communication.

• Supports x86_64 emulation so you can run x86_64 binaries and applications inside Ubuntu on ARM64 devices.

• Includes a ready-to-use desktop environment with graphical interface support. Once configured, the desktop starts automatically when you launch the chroot.

• Features a built-in web-based control panel (WebUI) that lets you manage the chroot environment, start or stop it, configure settings, and launch the GUI from a browser-friendly interface.

• Lets you choose between directory-based or sparse image-based storage for your Linux environment. The sparse image option offers better performance, caching, and flexibility with options like resizing and FSTRIM support.

• Supports incremental OTA-style updates so you can update Ubuntu without losing existing data or settings.

• Includes backup and restore functionality allowing you to create a compressed archive of your environment, restore it later, or move it to another device.

• Allows configuration of post-boot scripts that automatically run commands or services when the chroot starts, enabling persistent background processes like SSH or bots.

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