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Right? It would be the single most useful feature for me. Unfortunately my device doesn't have libavf which seems to be needed for this to work. I don't even need 3d acceleration, a simple debian VM with docker would make me happy already.

How does it enable graphical Linux systems? I mean, I did already do this by running KDE Plasma on Termux, but why would Google allow this?

They did with "VmLauncherApp" and I was able to run Fedora, however GPU acceleration didn't work.

Now, of course they removed the app :) But there's a "linux terminal" app which at least in theory should allow something similar since GPU acceleration was mentioned, but the app is limited "on user builds"..

Note this uses kernel virtualization, so it's faster and more properly separated.

Connectbot has a local terminal that I have always used for this purpose.

But what I was talking about was kernel virtualization where the guest OS performs at native speed and without any hacks.