-
Can it work directly with google/play apps:
i read something about sort of a ¨dosbox¨ program for ubuntu-touch, to work with gluugle-apps ?is it lighter then android also ?
-
M Moem moved this topic from App Development on
-
@tekisui said in Google/play-apps:
Can it work directly with google/play apps
No, it cannot. But for many devices, you can install Waydroid which is a compatibility layer that makes it possible to run Android apps. I think that is what you mean.
It's hard to say whether UT is lighter than Android but i do think it is.
-
@tekisui said in Google/play-apps:
is it lighter then android also ?
Define 'lighter'. If you mean 'gives you more mileage between battery charges' the answer is mostly, 'no'.
If you mean 'less background services and less bloat', then the answer is definitely 'yes'.
But a lot of that is lost or diminished if you install Waydroid.
If you are going to heavily depend on Android apps, then maybe an Android based OS would suit you better.
-
C CiberSheep moved this topic from General on
-
@arubislander
And if it is "can it run smoothly on an almost 10 years old device like Nexus 5", then answer is definitely yes. -
M Moem referenced this topic on
