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So with Remix OS being effectively canned, what other alternatives do remain for Android on x86? I do know they were leveraging the efforts of the aptly-named A
by kemonocode 9y ago
So with Remix OS being effectively canned, what other alternatives do remain for Android on x86? I do know they were leveraging the efforts of the aptly-named Android-x86 project, but I don't know to which extent they did and the state of completeness of said project.
- Fnoord 9y agoBluestacks. Wikipedia entry here [1]. It works but it might have too much overhead for your needs though. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlueStacks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlueStacks
- kemonocode 9y agoI've used it before, along with similar "emulators" but what I was indeed looking for were for other native Android distros, one advantage being as they used to advertise it, that it was light enough for you to stick into an USB or a SSD then boot up your underpowered computer from it. I used Remix OS for my parents' computer as a no-frills alternative to a fully fledged Linux distro, and it actually worked pretty well for that.
- chaostheory 9y agohttp://www.phoenixos.com/en_US/ http://www.phoenixos.com/en_US/