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TFT from Riot Games would be a good example. Protected by Vanguard so you can not use wine. However you need an arm device, since they do not publish apks for x
by razemio 2y ago
TFT from Riot Games would be a good example. Protected by Vanguard so you can not use wine. However you need an arm device, since they do not publish apks for x86.
- zozbot234 2y agoCouldn't you use qemu-user (and binfmt_misc) to run ARM binaries under emulation on x86? I suppose you might also need ARM-specific system libraries installed - these can easily coexist with their x86-64 versions on a standard Linux install (see "multiarch") but I'm not sure if Android allows the same.
- razemio 2y agoSince this needs 3d acceleration I would guess this does not work? Waydroid is insanely good with this (when it is running).
- zozbot234 2y agoWhy wouldn't 3d acceleration work? It's not like the ARM code includes custom 3d drivers, it's going to rely on the same 3d support as everything else.