I remember running kali linux once on my phone with (termux+vnc) and a vnc viewer app watching some random youtube videos a few years back
So I feel like, Something like this was/is possible but its immensely hard for something like this being used especially when a desktop os on a phone is so bad ergonomically speaking unless you have a keyboard mouse connected
A better option iirc is to use something like kivy[0] directly with termux, not sure if java might have direct options too or not.
You aren't even limited to android apps. You can install termux and write and compile your own code to run from there or to copy and run anywhere else.
You don't need a computer to develop Android apps?
All you need is a phone: https://github.com/atamshkai/Android-Studio-On-Android-Phone
I remember running kali linux once on my phone with (termux+vnc) and a vnc viewer app watching some random youtube videos a few years back
So I feel like, Something like this was/is possible but its immensely hard for something like this being used especially when a desktop os on a phone is so bad ergonomically speaking unless you have a keyboard mouse connected
A better option iirc is to use something like kivy[0] directly with termux, not sure if java might have direct options too or not.
[0]: https://github.com/kivy/python-for-android
You aren't even limited to android apps. You can install termux and write and compile your own code to run from there or to copy and run anywhere else.
You can use _any_ computer to make Android apps. For iOS you strictly need a Mac.