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how is this different from waydriod?

• dsp_person 2y ago
  waydroid requires a kernel module or a kernel with support built in like zen https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Waydroid#Kernel_Modules https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Waydroid#Kernel_Modules From a quick look at the gitlab I don't see any mention of similar requirements. If that's the case, it would be easier to run. Also bonus if gpu support is better than "NVIDIA GPUs do not work currently"
  • big-green-man 2y ago
    But I thought the experience with waydroid is running an android system in a window? You can run android applications directly in Linux as their own "native" window using waydroid?
    • dsp_person 2y ago
      native wayland windows maybe you're thinking? still, it has the requirements that it does (see the wiki link)
    • p91paul 2y ago
      Yes, you can have Android apps showing up in Gnome (e.g., likely all DEs) menu and open them directly in their own window without seeing the waydroid launcher.
    • Imustaskforhelp 2y ago
      you still need to be on linux-zen kernel to make this work. I use wayland but I am interested in atl as well