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Behind the interface you have a normal Linux distribution, with packaging, apt-get, and all, so yes you can.


Will such a program be a first-class citizen though?

In other words, will the user have a harder time using it than using a QML/HTML5 app? I could see that be if only QML/HTML5 integrate well with the phone interface.


If you mean first-class as in look like an app like came with the phone, then there's no way around using a toolkit that has a familiar theme and behavior. The story is no different than a Linux desktop.




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