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Was going to ask "how is this different from Anbox", but apparently Anbox got discontinued by its developer more than a year ago.
by grishka 2y ago
Was going to ask "how is this different from Anbox", but apparently Anbox got discontinued by its developer more than a year ago.
- Quasimarion 2y agoThere is waydriod as a successor thou.
- big-green-man 2y agoBut waydroid is just an android system in a window. That's really not as useful as it could be, especially with a mouse and keyboard.
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoI'm given to understand that it supports window-per-app? And I don't use it like that for reasons related to it requiring wayland, but even so it works fine for me with mouse+keyboard
- big-green-man 2y agoReally... I've run it for a few minutes and couldn't get networking lol but it ran in a single window, I guess I need to look into how to use it like that, would be useful sometimes.
- toasteros 2y agoIt is EXTREMELY useful (and built in/well integrated) on the FLX1. Could be interesting to see how handy ATL could be on mobile
- franga2000 2y agoIt's not in a window, although you can launch it that way if you want. Each app is a separate window, mouse/keyboard/touch works just like with any other app, even the clipboard works as you'd expect.
- ChocolateGod 2y agoThis apparently is a custom Android runtime that uses GTK for its widgets and drawing to get native rendering on Linux. That's quite impressive, but a massive undertaking compared to just running Android in a container.