Anbox Cloud 1.16 Released With Intel & AMD Vulkan GPU Support

[darkoverlordofdata]

I gave up caring about Android on a desktop emulator such as Anbox. Even when you get it to work, there are still form factor and input device limitations, as well as reduced functionality. I have a chromebook, and the same is true even there. Many programs, such as MSOffice, don’t even publish their app for any form factor other than phone. So far, the only android program I end up using is Krita.

[Quackdoc]

I gave up caring about Android on a desktop emulator such as Anbox. Even when you get it to work, there are still form factor and input device limitations, as well as reduced functionality. I have a chromebook, and the same is true even there. Many programs, such as MSOffice, don’t even publish their app for any form factor other than phone. So far, the only android program I end up using is Krita.

there are plenty of apps that support a "tablet" form factor, and with native window integration, its not that bad anyways IMO, on touch devices having accsess to android apps help a wack load.

currently on linux I would say crosvm/qemu + bliss is the best if you want input device, but waydroid is known issue. though if you just want a controller or touch mapping you can use scrcpy and/o reconnecting controller while the container is running and waydroid will pickup the controller, but it always picks it up, an issue needing fixed

[aeS2eun0]

What? Anbox cloud is open source. Here's the link https://github.com/anbox-cloud

It's not open source. Everything you can find on their github is just SDKs, docs, even website source, but not the main thing — source code of the cloud anbox version.