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Ubuntu Linux has Android Linux wrapper: http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android
Are we going to now use Android Java NDK/SDK?
or GCC and natural C codes with native deployment? like we do in general desktop development?
BASH will be back
OLD apps will be ported easyly
or we have to still use there NDK/SDK?
was a bit complicated
less reinvent of JNA/JNI as i have to rewrite my C to Java again
It’s Ubuntu next to Android, with some elements of file structure (data, mainly, i.e. emails/texts) integrated. You will still program for ubuntu with the same development processes as previously. You will still program for Android with the same development processes as previously.