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Originally Posted by Feitosa
Eschwartz, in my opinion installing jailbreak in my old NT was harder than install duokan... It was necessary to read a lot instead of just put Duokan's files into the Kindle and reboot... But I'm not complaining, in fact, I really appreciated the experience, learning how to jailbreak and, in the end, the results were much better than Duokan.
I had no idea that they used your jailbreak, I thought it were a parallel and independent operational system (like my PC with ubuntu and windows).
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Hmm, possibly it is easier. I am the type to think more about the
technical difficulties.
The hacks here are modular, you only install the things you want.
Duokan is an alternative OS -- but technically, it hooks into the early boot processes and loads its own window manager and apps. It shares the same kernel.
Either way, to install Duokan you need root -- which is the difficult part.
Imagine if Ubuntu could only be installed if the bootloader was signed by a certificate matching a public key in the BIOS/UEFI. Hmm, Secure Boot, anyone?
Hits rather close to home, doesn't it...