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Now, if only there was a clean and performant way to run Android apps on my existing Debian system... Currently, I've had the best experience (programs work an

by loxias 4y ago

Now, if only there was a clean and performant way to run Android apps on my existing Debian system... Currently, I've had the best experience (programs work and do what they're supposed to) with Android-x86, but it's generally a few versions out of date and running a whole qemu instance is heavyweight.

aruggirello 4y ago
Doesn't Waydroid run under Debian?
- loxias 4y ago
  It might, I haven't tried it (though maybe I should). I thought (maybe incorrectly) it was "super bleeding edge", depending on changing and bloating so many aspects of my existing setup as to make the setup useless to me for existing tasks. For instance, I don't have (and don't want) GNOME installed, or any sort of desktop environment, or wayland -- I'd probably have to relearn how to accomplish the tasks I ordinarily do, and it's not worth the cost. Still, perhaps I should try making a VM. :)
  - __anon-2023__ 4y ago
    Can waydroid work in docker? I like to try out apps in docker. Recently I did it with the heroku cli. Much simpler use-case though.