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==== How can I enable SSH? ====
==== How can I enable SSH? ====
Run "sudo start ssh" to get a one-time start or edit /etc/init/ssh.override and remove the manual line to make it auto-start.
Run "sudo start ssh" to get a one-time start or edit /etc/init/ssh.override and remove the manual line to make it auto-start.


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==== What's the status of Android for the PinePhone? ====
==== What's the status of Android for the PinePhone? ====


Currently, there isn't any major push to get android running well on the pinephone. And while developer Icenowy did get a android image to run and partly work, it was incredibly slow and buggy. A solution for running some of your android apps may be found in Anbox, though as of now, Anbox is also slow and is not included in Ubuntu Touch yet.
Currently, there isn't any major push to get Android running well on the PinePhone. The developer Icenowy did get a Android image to run and partly work, it was however slow and buggy, with major functions not working. A solution for running some of your android apps may be found in Anbox as of now. Anbox currently not included in Ubuntu Touch.


==== Why are my apps loading slower than on my Android phone? ====
==== Why are my apps loading slower than on my Android phone? ====


While you should never expect the current Pinephone to ever be as fast as a new android device, over time the software on the Pinephone should get faster, including launch times.
Android has multiple techniques in place to speed up launching applications after the first launch, such as the "Dalvik cache".
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