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On the surface level this seems good. The current Android-on-PC landscape is pretty bleak; your choices boil down to spyware/adware emulators (Mumu, Bluestacks,
by Jowsey 3y ago
On the surface level this seems good. The current Android-on-PC landscape is pretty bleak; your choices boil down to spyware/adware emulators (Mumu, Bluestacks, LDPlayer etc) or Windows Subsystem for Android, which forced me to either use the Amazon Appstore or sideload through the terminal last I tried it.
Looks like my account isn't eligible for the beta yet, presumably it's a slow rollout.
- marcodiego 3y ago> The current Android-on-PC landscape is pretty bleak; your choices boil down to spyware/adware emulators (Mumu, Bluestacks, LDPlayer etc) or Windows Subsystem for Android, Not in the linux land. Last time I tried waydroid it worked impressively well.
- bacchusracine 3y agoIf only there was something for xorg that worked. Mate Desktop is not yet Wayland compatible.
- terracottalite 3y agoYou probably know about it, but in case you don't know: You can run Wayland inside Xorg via cage[1] so you don't need to use a Wayland compositor. [1]: https://github.com/cage-kiosk/cage https://github.com/cage-kiosk/cage
- GranPC 3y agoI run Waydroid on X by running a Wayland compositor on top of X. Works OK.