I used to hate android emulators, since the ones I’d tested on Windows were ad-ridden, slow bloatware.

The other day I needed to run an android app on Fedora 40.

I tried Waydroid and it worked very well. The app ran supersmooth as if it was running natively.

Also the cli syntax was very sane an user friendly.

waydroid app install|run|list …

So if you need an Android app on linux the experience might be better than what you think it would be.

  • bitfucker@programming.dev
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    6 months ago

    This is for the general case, size doesn’t always translate to performance. I haven’t read the AOSP source so I wouldn’t know for sure, but the general case for any algorithm is that. Sometimes having more code can result in faster performance due to how the algorithm works.

    • Quack Doc@lemmy.world
      1·
      6 months ago

      its easy to test BlissOS is open source and can be installed on any relatively modern PC or in a VM, coms with foss and gapps variants, install foss