multiverse, multiarch, running as root, installing & running from root. UserLAnd seems promising as you have root by default, but after literally hours of trying I just gave up. And just for fun: Wine on Android is only about 130MB when installed from it's 123MB download (as of 3.14).Įdit: Limbo sucked. I know Linux installs without a GUI can be very small, but I like to have some free space and they do take a bit. It's also going to take me a long while to try to get anything to happen there - I truly hate installing Linux, my phone isn't rooted so it may not work as easily as a rooted device (though Termux + NodeJS are doing amazing), and I probably don't have enough space for an OS install with updates + steamcmd + even a small game on here either with currently less than 4GB of space (but I will try to make space). It may currently be possible using Limbo, a QEMU-like app for Android, but I really didn't even know this existed until a few minutes ago. I did not try the real Steam client, though I highly doubt it would be usable if it even did run unless you have a tablet or are willing to use Steam's terminal commands to attempt to get it to work well enough to install the game =\
This should be possible in the future using Wine, but I just spent an hour or so trying using Wine 3.14 for Android and could not get steamcmd.exe to run.
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