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04 — Featured Work

Selected projects with CI and device evidence.

One physical Android device

ADT and Ternux are two halves of the same Android/ARM64 workflow.

One physical Android device, two complementary toolchains. ADT turns it into an Android development workstation — build, sign, install, debug. Ternux turns it into a Linux ARM64 desktop — Debian, Xfce4, GPU acceleration. Neither needs a conventional PC, and both are maintained as independent repositories with their own documentation and evidence.

ADTAndroid development layer

Native aarch64 build-tools and platform-tools from AOSP source: build, sign, install and inspect real APKs from the phone itself.

TernuxLinux desktop layer

A real Debian ARM64 userspace with an Xfce4 desktop and an explicit graphics route, installed on the same device with no root.

Verified: Both toolchains were validated on the same physical device — a Redmi Turbo 4 Pro running Termux and PRoot Debian. Ternux installs that Debian desktop; ADT runs inside it and produced, signed and installed a real APK end to end.

Not yet proven: Joint automation, shared build orchestration and a GPU-assisted build path are not yet in place. Each project is validated on its own evidence rather than on a combined pipeline.