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Linux that will embarrass those other OSes

And Ubuntu has a very friendly forum
Years ago, when I was very active there, it had turned into a clique-ish, holier than thou, unwelcoming cesspool. They treated newbies like morons. And the funny thing--in my UNIX-since-1985 book--was that THEY were newbies, too! These were like 1- or 2-year Ubuntu users, self-proclaimed as Linux gods. Their treatment of new users really turned me off. That was...I don't know, maybe 10 years ago. I'm glad to hear it's friendly now.

Good post, though. :) If windows people who use and love Android just made the mental leap, they could be happily humming along in an all-Linux world like I am.

The same author as in the OP explained in another article 5 reasons you should switch from windows to Linux right now. I recommend reading it for anyone sick of windows, or just wanting a better OS.

Root How to map buttons to apps

I'm curious if you can map physical buttons to firing up an app. For example pressing the volume up button while the phone is asleep etc.

I have not tried this myself, but here's an app that claims to do that...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=flar2.homebutton&hl=en_US

Here's a direct quote from the description of the app...
"Remap buttons to launch any app, shortcut or custom action with a single, double press or long press."

Endless Background Service In Android Ore or More

If you don't mind do you have an example code or some thing like that for that work instead documentation.
It will be a big help.

I wrote a tutorial that demonstrates how I use a JobIntentService with fully working example project and code here:
https://techstop.github.io/android-broadcastreceiver/

Now here's the thing, there are different ways to use this service, so the example a linked above may not be what you're looking for. If not do a google search for "how to use jobintentservice" and plenty of tutorials will come up.

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