A project what aims to get GNOME Shell, Arch Linux and Wayland working on Android tablets/phones natively (no chroot)

Actually, Ubuntu Touch gave me an idea for this.

I would like to run normal desktop apps with my phone, but that seems impossible on Ubuntu Touch.

• Research how does Android boot. DONE
• Do some research at Google Nexus 5 drivers and kernel. Everything else except Wifi seems tricky
• Build serial debug cable
• Get Arch Linux installed on Google Nexus 5 and get display working
• Run Weston with freedreno driver
• Usable GNOME DE (with keyboard and mouse at first place)
• Patch kernel for Chromium. See this
• Install Chromium and things I normally use
• 3G Networking

• Touchscreen here I come
• Get camera and bluetooth working (libhybris??)
• Make kernel only to boot into Arch Linux (Android features removed)
• Get 4G and SMS working (but no calling)
• On-screen keyboard maybe?
• Release images (fastboot packages)

• Binary wifi/BT/camera drivers
• Audio (audio didn't work on Ubuntu, so it's very unlikely I get it working)
• systemd wants pretty new kernel (I don't remember from head, but 3.4.x is too old) (I can set pacman to hold systemd package)
• Freedreno driver, which maybe doesn't work with Nexus 5 GPU (not sure)

• Desktop apps are bit big for phones.
• I don't know how libhybris actually works!

• Nexus 5 3.10 kernel: https://goo.gl/uHhDzb
• Nexus 4 Fedora: https://github.com/freedreno/nexus4-fedora
• Android boot: https://elinux.org/Android_Booting
• Freedreno: https://github.com/freedreno/freedreno
• If I ever need Mali GPU driver: https://limadriver.org/
• libhybris: https://github.com/libhybris/libhybris