/g/ - Do x86 android based systems still exist? BlissOS - Technology

Anonymous

12/14/25(Sun)14:21:13 No.107550894

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Do x86 android based systems still exist?
BlissOS seems dead.

Anonymous
12/14/25(Sun)14:51:52 No.107551163

Anonymous 12/14/25(Sun)14:51:52 No.107551163

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>>107550894

Anonymous
12/14/25(Sun)14:58:53 No.107551240

Anonymous 12/14/25(Sun)14:58:53 No.107551240

>>107550894
A number of mobile devices were x86 and you had apps for both.
So yeah.

Anonymous
12/14/25(Sun)21:07:24 No.107554309

Anonymous 12/14/25(Sun)21:07:24 No.107554309

>>107550894
haven't seen them in a while, the replacement is chromeOS and similar which as far as I know can run android apps. If you need to run some android natively under x86 the best bet is to use the SDK and install an emulator, which is not an emulator but a vm instead, pretty fast by the way

Anonymous
12/15/25(Mon)02:51:43 No.107556316

Anonymous 12/15/25(Mon)02:51:43 No.107556316

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Anonymous
12/15/25(Mon)02:52:50 No.107556320

Anonymous 12/15/25(Mon)02:52:50 No.107556320

how tf do you render a block of code here?

Anonymous
12/15/25(Mon)02:58:45 No.107556355

Anonymous 12/15/25(Mon)02:58:45 No.107556355

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Anonymous
12/15/25(Mon)02:59:55 No.107556359

Anonymous 12/15/25(Mon)02:59:55 No.107556359

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Anonymous
12/15/25(Mon)07:18:12 No.107557723

Anonymous 12/15/25(Mon)07:18:12 No.107557723

>>107556316
thanks

Anonymous
12/15/25(Mon)11:06:42 No.107559400

Anonymous 12/15/25(Mon)11:06:42 No.107559400

>>107550894
you don't need a full android os; just use waydroid
https://github.com/waydroid/waydroid