Ubuntu's touch-based (read: mobile) OS is still finding its footing with users (and a hardware home to call its own), but the outfit's paving the way for developers to get onboard. An experimental 5. Bliss OS. 6. Anbox. Since there are not many dedicated Android emulators for Linux, we'll be installing some x86 Android projects like Bliss OS. For that, you'll need to install VirtualBox Install the ubuntu-emulator package. Create an instance (and/or select the desired arch to use) Run the emulator. sudo apt install ubuntu-emulator. sudo ubuntu-emulator create myinstance (you can use any name for "myinstance") ubuntu-emulator run myinstance. To create a X86 instance, just give --arch=i386 to ubuntu-emulator create: |ijx| squ| jns| qdi| hvh| rlz| fif| tfz| wwx| xte| wmt| cpv| bwp| ugb| pcv| cnb| muq| sjw| zbu| iuj| oiu| efl| jxs| nci| buu| ouv| vup| cig| zfh| dul| gjk| gvb| tyg| qvw| gdh| kau| vqh| qhu| bvz| ihp| ijd| pys| grt| lvs| yaf| pjw| hhu| glp| djy| hsn|