Frank Bures wrote:
>For the record, the results of my experiments:
>...
>3. QEMU/KVM
>
>I downloaded open Android version 9 and ran it in a VM. It runs
>perfectly. I could install EERO without any problems and all
>functionality is there. It is very fast, the responses are almost
>instantaneous.
>
>This is the solution I am sticking with.
Thanks for this report, Frank. I'll check into Open Android.
My interest in running Android on Fedora is because native Android
has no automation mechanism. I want to run a specific app at specific
times each day (cron) and step through some of the selection points,
always the same ones in the same order (bash, perl, etc). This is
because, as you mentioned earlier, many product vendors provide only
an app to access or control their device, no web site is provided. I
avoid such products, but sometimes there is no good alternative and
sometimes I don't realize the deficiency until after purchase.
I tried Waydroid. As you say, it looks nice and many apps work. But
some selection points were simply not responsive for me. Maybe a bug,
maybe intentional, but the effect made Waydroid useless for me.
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