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Another way to run Android on x86 is by running it in a VM [0] Disclaimer: I wrote the article which is basically a walk-through for installing Android x86 on

by wila 6y ago

Another way to run Android on x86 is by running it in a VM [0] Disclaimer: I wrote the article which is basically a walk-through for installing Android x86 on a VM in VMware Fusion. [0] https://www.vimalin.com/blog/install-android-x86-in-vmware-fusion/ https://www.vimalin.com/blog/install-android-x86-in-vmware-f...

ape4 6y ago
This seems nicer to me. Just like any other VM, using a proven container, etc.
jmnicolas 6y ago
I installed Android 9 x86 on an old laptop but without a touch screen the experience was quite bad. Osmand would not run full screen, it might have been my mistake but I didn't continue further.