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Run real Linux on Android natively with Droidspaces

As you can see, I converted my Galaxy S10 5G into a portable home server with its own isolated network stack.

Using an Ubuntu 24.04 LTS container in Droidspaces, I set up Jellyfin, Samba, Tailscale, OpenSSH Server, and Fail2Ban in one go - no trial and error.

This is essentially a 1:1 replacement for the whacky Docker/LXC setups on Android. It just works and runs natively with zero overhead.

Droidspaces containers are fully isolated from Android. They can’t detect that they are running on an Android device and cannot see Android processes, mounts, network interfaces, or other devices on your local network - making it a secure environment for running services. This is not chroot or proot.

I access the container through Tailscale. Only ports 445 and 8096 are forwarded, allowing access to the Samba share and Jellyfin server from other devices on my home network via <phone-ip>:<port>.

Project: https://github.com/ravindu644/Droidspaces-OSS
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Fixed Docker/Podman/LXC on Droidspaces containers when running on older kernels!! 🥳

No seccomp shield needed from now on..! 😇
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