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I don't think running an Android layer on Fuchsia would necessarily be a problem for battery life (it's not like you'd need to emulate a different CPU), althoug
by simmons 9y ago
I don't think running an Android layer on Fuchsia would necessarily be a problem for battery life (it's not like you'd need to emulate a different CPU), although loading all the Android frameworks and services could be a RAM hit. And apps with native code excessively tied to Linux might be problematic on the Fuchsia kernel.
Some Chromebooks can now run Android apps; I wonder how that works out for the user in practice. (I haven't tried myself.)