Paul Hill wrote:
It's a regular Linux kernel. Tweaked for low-power usage.
A lot of the GNU/Linux commands you're familiar with will work.
You can ssh into an Android device and get a shell (even Bash).
Commands like ls, tar, cp, mv etc all work.
Not sure if root access is required.
I have a Galaxy tab, and there are Linux Terminal apps for it. Just
install as a regular app. I don't know enough Linux to know how
powerful they are, but they support my limited knowledge of Linux commands.
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