That's very understandable, as long as you release your sources may we create a fork (for those of us who need it) of your kernel upon which VT is enabled? It's kind of a big deal to some of us.
As for "making use of it", is not that hard, once you've set a chroot environment (done the proper remounts, have the right partitions and permissions) you merely have to output its gui to the Framebuffer (FB0).
The commands are quite specific and one can learn them, thankfully it has all been rolled in one app by the guys of "Linux Deploy". So -literally- one has *nothing* to do apart from selecting the right options and *boom* LinuxDeploy creates a working image all with pen support (and through xorg.conf editing, you can include every other input device imaginable)...
Here's the link to this marvelous app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.meefik.linuxdeploy&hl=en
edit: I also own a Note 10.1 2014 tablet, and there it works like a charm. If you wish I can post a guide on how to run native Linux Gui on Android, however I would prefer (first) that I will have a VT enabled kernel to play with so that to see whether I would need to do some things a bit differently on 12.2 than on 10.1 (even though all must be the same).
Last edited:
