Discipulus has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
Yesterday, March 18th dies albo signanda lapillo! I received two new tools: an electric snaple/nail gun and my very first smartphone, the latter from $work.
I suspect I will enjoy more working with the first one (paying attention to not make confusion in their usage, as this can be dangerous ;) but, as many of you already know, I always owned and used a Nokia1100 so I'm here to collect your suggestions.
What I already know is Perl Tk run on Android. It works and the useful termux app. Then I was suggested to use AndroxIDE as program editor, but I have to ask here for more suggestions.
Infact the phone is an android one, dual sim model (Samsung A40) and I wonder if I can afford to use it as only phone, so dual life. Because of this I need to know:
- how can I manage at least two distinct Contact Lists, with the possibility to black list one of them outside working hours?
- the lack of the user concept is a big minus: there is something that can be done in this direction?
- which browser can I use to protect my privacy and how to use it?
- which file manager do you suggest, being simply and powerful? I'd like to simply decide which data will go in the SD card too.
- which backup manager? I saw in the past backup bound to ugly propietary software aimed to backup the whole phone: I dont think this is my need, but I'm open to suggestions
- which remote access software must I use (able to do RDP and ssh connections)?
- there is something to check and control my privacy in a unified program? The First Time Access was a dread: fingerprints, google account details, blood type.. :)
- there is something like a network manager, able to simplify the management of data connections of two distinct sims, the wifi of my home and office and vpn too?
- I was unable to spot the keyboard and video plugs.. ;) no, seriously: can be connected in some way to became an emergency pc?
- Being a perl programmer and system administrator which app cant I miss?
- If I have the will to try to program an app where can I start and with which tools?
I'm sure you will pardon my offtopicness but I have to fill in a 20 years techonlogy gap and here at perlmonks lurk the only people I can really trust about the topic
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