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Did you know that WSL1 evolved from an Android emulator? (Windows Phone fans might remember Project Astoria) 📱 I was able to port the stack over to contemporary x86 Windows 10 desktop builds, adding Android app support with very little overhead ⭐ ❤️ research projects like this

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Empyreal96vor 1 Jahr

It can also run on builds up to a certain point.. Almost-rs1 anyone?

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Cody "K0mraid" Stobaughvor 1 Jahr

Oh this is cool! Are you planning on sharing it on Github maybe?! 🙏

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Albacore ☁️vor 1 Jahr

I could probably write a tutorial, redistributing a lot of the Windows Phone binaries is probably a bit of a grey area so you'd need to go on an easter egg hunt

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Hayden Barnesvor 1 Jahr

I’m sure you know this but fun to point out that the AOSP source used for the project is still on the Microsoft open source compliance portal.

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Trung Nguyenvor 1 Jahr

Interesting. A week ago I got it running on x86 Windows 10 build 10563. Build 14251 also allowed installing the core driver, but ran into issues when installing apps.

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Albacore ☁️vor 1 Jahr

My approach didn't need any wconnect patches so far

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Florianvor 1 Jahr

I ran twitter for android on my 920 for a few months on insider build. It was quite slow but it worked (i guess that was part of the reason it was axed, that & play services).

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Taras Buriavor 1 Jahr

Ah, the memories of running Android apps on my Lumia 1520

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techosarusrexvor 1 Jahr

This looks super cool :)

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Mr. Jackson/Sagovor 1 Jahr

What's this song from again?

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Albacore ☁️vor 1 Jahr

Spyro 1 title screen

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