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kryton9:
Just awesome stuff John. The screenshots are really exciting to see on a tablet. Once you get your mouse you have a desktop replacement!

Does Backtrack support user input touch input from the screen?

Support:

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The VNC client is providing the Android to Ubuntu mouse emulation via the touch screen. I'm using a Bluetooth keyboard that works in native mode for both Linux processes. I'm assuming the USB services (mouse, USB drives/sticks, ...) will work as well.

I'm trying to find a better way to keep a rooted Android system in sync with Samsung's auto releases. (re-imaging) I posted a message on the xda-developers forum to see what others are doing.

Support:
I thought I would post an update on my adventures of creating native C/C++ Android Linux applications. The following screen shots were compiled native on my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 tablet.

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kryton9:
Thanks for the updates on your progress and experiments John. Looks like you got this process nailed down like a pro now!

Support:
It gives gives Android Linux developers a more traditional approach towards application development rather than just creating Java based Play store attractions at  .99 cents a copy.

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