@mirroronthewall Porting android apps is not the best way to achieve your goal I think. The best course of action is to create a native app which can integrate libs or some algorithm from Open Source projects like the one you mentioned. AR and VR requires some work but it's doable, just need someone motivated and with enough time to do the job. If I win the lottery (but I don't bet) I'll be happy to try out the AR

@mirroronthewall Yes, this is surprisingly useful, as it means you don't always have to whip out a hardware keyboard, which defeats the point of the small form factor of a phone. Missing support for modifier keys is a big issue when using GUI apps in Libertine, as touch-to-mouse conversion often doesn't behave as it should and can get you 'stuck', so a fallback to keyboard shortcuts is just as necessary there as it may be useful in general: actually, your idea of creating macros for anything seems to solve many problems (including mine) at once, so congrats - now we just need to figure out how! The closest I've found is Ambot Installer: Hacks and Mods, although I need to set up a persistent amd64 QEMU instance on my arm64 laptop before I can allow myself to experiment with it freely (it's the only way I got the installer working). Other tools may be available but I have not been able to surface them yet, I will update this thread as I learn more about the issue and potential solutions. [UPDATE] Here is a list of interesting posts related to this problem, which may be a good starting point for building a bridge towards the solution: These are previous conversations on the repos which appear to have been abbandoned: https://github.com/ubports/keyboard-component/issues/96 gitlab.com/ubports/apps/terminal-app/-/issues/78 https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/lomiri-keyboard/-/issues/96 Instead, here are some useful links related to Malakiboard, which should be a good foundation to build macro functionality on: https://github.com/kugiigi/jerk-click https://github.com/kugiigi/jerk-installer https://github.com/kugiigi/jerk-packages

@trainailleur Fair point.

You can install apps manually, but to use hash verification you'll also need the sha512 hash from the store. From your PC with the device connected to USB and Developer Mode enabled and authenticated, you can run: adb push *.click adb shell "(pkcon install-local --allow-unauthenticated *.click && rm *.click)" This will copy the click files you've downloaded to your device, and then install and remove them from the device.