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An OS is more than the kernel.

Android/Linux is a complete different animal than GNU/Linux.

Can you really say that when you can install a terminal, get shell access, and drop in a Debian based chroot?

Yes, because it isn't any longer Android.

I guess:

- it isn't running the standard kernel, which is not 100% like a vanilla Linux

- it is making use of non official NDK libraries

- doesn't make use of Android user space, which given the NDK limitations is like 90% Java

It is just like putting Wine and calling it a Windows distribution.

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