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waydroid. enable = true; | waydroid. enable = true; | ||
lxc.enable = true; | lxc.enable = true; | ||
lxd.enable = true; | |||
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# Fetch WayDroid images. | # Fetch WayDroid images. | ||
sudo waydroid init | sudo waydroid init | ||
#start the WayDroid LXC container | |||
sudo waydroid container start | |||
# Start WayDroid session | # Start WayDroid session | ||
waydroid session start | waydroid session start | ||
Revision as of 18:52, 21 March 2022
WayDroid is an application which uses LXC containers to run Android applications on a non-Android system.
Install:
We will need to enable the WayDroid and LXC services.
/etc/nixos/configuration.nix
{ pkgs, ... }:
{
virtualisation = {
waydroid. enable = true;
lxc.enable = true;
lxd.enable = true;
};
}
From here you will need to finish the WayDroid install in your shell.
# Rebuild NixOS config.
nixos-rebuild switch
# Fetch WayDroid images.
sudo waydroid init
#start the WayDroid LXC container
sudo waydroid container start
# Start WayDroid session
waydroid session start
Usage
# Start Android UI
waydroid show-full-ui
# Start an Android app
waydroid app start <application name>
# Install an Android app
waydroid app install </path/to/app.apk>
# List Android apps
waydroid app list
# Enter the LXC shell
sudo waydroid shell