The Maru project promises to bring an Android-based one for the phone that transforms into a Debian-based operating system when connected to a PC. Its developer has just announced that he’s making the entire project open source.
A lot of people in the Linux community were surprised by the Maru projects, especially since it aims to do something that others have failed at. Canonical had a similar product a few years back named Ubuntu for Android, but it never got off the ground. Maru promises just that, an Android Lollipop operating system on the phone, modified, of course, which can be used as a full PC…
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