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Wrong, windows uses a VM With linux you don't need a VM: https://waydro.id/ https://waydro.id/

forgotpwd16 4y ago
This was probably meant as reply to sibling comment. Or you just misunderstood my comment. (Was talking about UX not the implementation.) That said how Waydroid differs from Anbox? It looks like the exact same approach. (And Anbox was a mess to install and performance was subpar.)
- Kukumber 4y ago
  UX? it's perfectly integrated, you can run apps without the shell a linux OS install is not 40gb, unlike windows wich ship with all the bloat imaginable, by default you get just a kernel, that's what allow linux to scale from small embedded to datacenters and with some desktop capabilities, for waydroid, installation is pretty smooth as for performance, it's bare metal, you can play 3D games with HW acceleration 3D games running on a linux phone, including PUBG ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyOgI8PRt9w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyOgI8PRt9w
  - forgotpwd16 4y ago
    >as for performance, it's bare metal, you can play 3D games with HW acceleration Is this something you tried yourself? edit: Just saw well... the edited reply. Yeah, looks good. But wonder where the obvious performance hit in video comes from. Like, is it the software or the device.
    - Kukumber 4y ago
      Yes, i have VMs for android, macOS, Windows ready with virtmanager/kvm, gpu passthrought, baremetal perf linux for my casual, dev, gaming needs macOS for my testing and video/audio/photo editing needs windows for my testing and when a game doesn't work with proton needs A matter of a simple command line boot macos boot windows boot android You can't match that UX and performance with windows ;) EDIT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7SG7ccjn-g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7SG7ccjn-g
      - forgotpwd16 4y ago
        That's all good but also irrelevant. Was specifically asking about Waydroid.
        Kukumber 4y ago
        I said i used to use waydroid too, not anymore because i don't need the integration with my OS, virtmanager/kvm is a setup that suits my workflow better, that doesn't change the fact that waydroid offers better UX and performance than WSA Countless people playing with Waydroid on their phone on youtube, and you still argue Can you play android games on your windows phone with WSA? i don't think so
        hulitu 4y ago
        > Can you play android games on your windows phone with WSA? i don't think so Then the only useful case for this is running a weather widget. Windows got rid of widgets since Win 7

This was probably meant as reply to sibling comment. Or you just misunderstood my comment. (Was talking about UX not the implementation.) That said how Waydroid differs from Anbox? It looks like the exact same approach. (And Anbox was a mess to install and performance was subpar.)

Kukumber 4y ago
UX? it's perfectly integrated, you can run apps without the shell a linux OS install is not 40gb, unlike windows wich ship with all the bloat imaginable, by default you get just a kernel, that's what allow linux to scale from small embedded to datacenters and with some desktop capabilities, for waydroid, installation is pretty smooth as for performance, it's bare metal, you can play 3D games with HW acceleration 3D games running on a linux phone, including PUBG ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyOgI8PRt9w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyOgI8PRt9w
- forgotpwd16 4y ago
  >as for performance, it's bare metal, you can play 3D games with HW acceleration Is this something you tried yourself? edit: Just saw well... the edited reply. Yeah, looks good. But wonder where the obvious performance hit in video comes from. Like, is it the software or the device.
  - Kukumber 4y ago
    Yes, i have VMs for android, macOS, Windows ready with virtmanager/kvm, gpu passthrought, baremetal perf linux for my casual, dev, gaming needs macOS for my testing and video/audio/photo editing needs windows for my testing and when a game doesn't work with proton needs A matter of a simple command line boot macos boot windows boot android You can't match that UX and performance with windows ;) EDIT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7SG7ccjn-g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7SG7ccjn-g
    - forgotpwd16 4y ago
      That's all good but also irrelevant. Was specifically asking about Waydroid.
      - Kukumber 4y ago
        I said i used to use waydroid too, not anymore because i don't need the integration with my OS, virtmanager/kvm is a setup that suits my workflow better, that doesn't change the fact that waydroid offers better UX and performance than WSA Countless people playing with Waydroid on their phone on youtube, and you still argue Can you play android games on your windows phone with WSA? i don't think so
        hulitu 4y ago
        > Can you play android games on your windows phone with WSA? i don't think so Then the only useful case for this is running a weather widget. Windows got rid of widgets since Win 7