Installing Ubuntu on an Android device generally involves using a chroot environment or a virtual machine rather than replacing Android entirely. To set up Ubuntu alongside Android, you can use tools like UserLAnd or Termux. Here’s a general outline of the steps and script usage: Using UserLAnd: Download UserLAnd: Install the UserLAnd app from the Google Play Store. Set Up Ubuntu: Open UserLAnd and select Ubuntu from the list of distributions. Follow the prompts to configure your file system and set up credentials. UserLAnd will automatically download the necessary file Using Termux: Install Termux: Download Termux from the Google Play Store or F-Droid. Install Required Packages: sh Copy