Mine is Local Send which is a FOSS alternative similar to air drop that works across a variety of devices.

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    Termux. A Debian-based Linux system running on top of unrooted Android.
    It lets you interface with your phone’s functions (GPS, calls, etc.), and install packages to extend functionality.
    Turned my phone into a mobile network troubeshooting device, lets me grep through my sms, and I can ssh into my server on the go.

    With AnLinux you can install a full standard linux system in it, including a GUI, and connect to it with a VNC viewer. (AnLinux is just a helper script linking to some dude’s repo, so if you are at all security-minded, you can also bootstrap and install any Linux distro manually).
    So you could have a Debian with Gnome desktop running on your unrooted phone.

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      Oh my god, that’s amazing. I’m getting on something that can be rooted posthaste, but in the meanwhile

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      And here I thought this is running with the Android subsystem in a limited environment utilizung “plugins” as the packages.
      That sounds so cool

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      Not to mention that with proot, you can even run kernels greater than that native to your phone.

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      anlinux feels like junest but configured it with gui and vnc , I might use it someday.