Is Emacs available on Ubuntu phones such as BQ or Meizu?
I heavily use a personalized orgmode (http://www.orgmode.org) as a kind of calendar with a wide range of applications such as running code snippets and planning tasks and so on.
I would love to have the calendar on the phone.
If Emacs is not available for phones is it at least possible to compile it on the phone or to cross-compile it on the computer for the phone? How difficult is this? Is there a guide on the internet on cross-compiling Emacs for phones?
Can Emacs be used with some kind of programmer's keyboard on the touch screen of Ubuntu phones?
EDIT: If one can believe http://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/32jyst/after_2_weeks_on_ubuntu_phone/ installing emacs should be possible.
Best Answer
The installation of emacs is possible with the following commands:
You need a passphrase or a number code for your phone and you need to install the
com.ubuntu.terminal
-app to input these commands. Emacs is also started fromcom.ubuntu.terminal
.Specification of my phone: BQ Aquaris E5 Ubuntu-Edition
Attention: As far as I understand what I read before, updating the phone via GUI is no longer possible after that.
Currently, I am asking here whether updating via
apt-get
is a full replacement.I am using the following configuration file
~/.config/com.ubuntu.terminal/Layouts/emacs.json
for working with emacs using the built-in virtual keyboard. This configuration is far from ideal. I posted it here, since it is difficult to start without any emacs-adapted soft-keyboard on the console.