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no. but you should be using 1) virtualbox running android x86 ans 2) real devices for final arm testing
by gcb0 9y ago
no. but you should be using 1) virtualbox running android x86 ans 2) real devices for final arm testing
- pier25 9y agoI mostly use real devices. I didn't know you could install Android on Virtualbox, thanks for the tip!
- kasabali 9y ago> virtualbox running android x86 is it faster than emulator properly configured to use KVM or Haxm with x86 image?
- gcb0 9y agoyes. just open port 5555 and then connect via tcp on your dev box (which in my case, is another virtual box vm running ubuntu so i can wipe everything down every time a new version of android studio arrives --you DO NOT want to upgrade)
- kasabali 9y agoThanks, I'll give it a shot next time I need the emulator.