So without more ado, here we have an Android toolkit confirmed at this date to be able to do very well on two Fujitsu Stylistic M532’s, and one HTC EVO 4G LTE: But it is very possible, even on hardware multiple years old, and the payoff is huge, because the Android software universe is very large, far larger than any other non-desktop OS. The most important one is probably the fact that right out of the box, very high responsiveness is probably more the exception than the rule, one usually has to work at it to get Android to be very very responsive, i.e., to respond as fast as you think or close. It is very lightweight, it achieves an enormous amount of functionality for very little code: Windows needs about 20-40 gigabytes, Debian Linux perhaps 10-20, for what Android 4 does in about 0.5. The potential of Android to be useful is extraordinary.
It’s more or less the foundation-stones of a generic Linux, including kernel with filesystems and the ability (though usually not the built-in functionality) to run many standard system binaries, but depending on code running in an interpreter - a virtual machine set up like Java, but not Java - instead of most of what we have in a GNU/Linux OS setup. Remote Access, Remote Desktop, Terminal ServerĪndroid is very interesting to study.
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