Which Linux installer did you download from
Google Play?
Depending on the Linux flavour you have installed, you may have two alternatives for installing OpenCPN in your linux chroot
environment. You can try using an .rpm or .deb package, or compile and install OpenCPN from source. Since you are new to linux installing a package should be your first choice.
I recommend you use Linux Deploy to install Debian Wheezy since there is an OpenCPN package that should
work.
Complete instructions are here: opencpn.org/ocpn/node/193
Regarding the 'tiny' nature of anything displaying in linux, this is on account of the Experia's high resolution. If you use bVNC Free from
Google Play, pinch and zoom should help to overcome the 'tiny' issue and at any resolution on any device avoid inadvertently deleting a
route or other important
work.
Note the reference in the instructions to the forum where recent discussion and assistance is available.
Quote:
Originally Posted by felipe
I am a Xperia Z user and would very much like to know how many members are also users of this tablet.
I have now managed to root the tablet and install Linux
I will be happy to provide the steps for both.
However, I don't know much about android or Linux so I don't know which version of Linux got installed or where the install is in the tablet.
I can see the Linux desktop using a vnc viewer but everything looks so small I am sure there is something I did wrong ...
I will live it at that and wait to see if there are other Xperia users interested in rooting or sharing their installs.
The objective is to install OpenCPN in my tablet.
Need to know the opencpn Linux version to install.
Thanks for the help
Felipe
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