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Calan
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Technically you can. You would have to "root" the phone. From there you can really do whatever you want if you know what you're doing. It does void your warranty though, so might not be the best idea.
Yeah.
Although I'm a Windows software developer, I'm not familiar with Linux. (I did work on unix for a while about 20 years ago, FWIW .
I'm sure I could figure it out, but I really don't want to take the chance of hosing it up and bricking it. From the few articles I saw on it, the process is a bit tedious.