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{{note|Development on this feature can be done without running pmOS on a real device with [[QEMU]].}} | {{note|Development on this feature can be done without running pmOS on a real device with [[QEMU]].}} | ||
− | '''[https://anbox.io Anbox]''' runs Android apps on Linux by running a (trimmed down?) version of Android next to Linux in a container. | + | '''[https://anbox.io Anbox]''' runs Android apps on Linux by running a (trimmed down?) version of Android next to Linux in a container. Using Anbox with Gapps installed would make it possible for a user to have both needed, sandboxed applications run alongside of native Linux programs. Having this working could be a major assistant in switch people off of Android into an operating that respects user privacy |
See issue {{issue|17|pmaports}} for current progress. | See issue {{issue|17|pmaports}} for current progress. | ||
[[Category:Technical Reference]] | [[Category:Technical Reference]] |
Revision as of 21:32, 18 January 2020
Consider using native Linux programs instead, see FAQ.
Development on this feature can be done without running pmOS on a real device with QEMU.
Anbox runs Android apps on Linux by running a (trimmed down?) version of Android next to Linux in a container. Using Anbox with Gapps installed would make it possible for a user to have both needed, sandboxed applications run alongside of native Linux programs. Having this working could be a major assistant in switch people off of Android into an operating that respects user privacy
See issue pmaports#17 for current progress.