My goodness, thanks again! Genuinely thanks for your guidance on this. It is hugely appreciated.

I actually went and manually downloaded the partition images for 16.04 and (carefully) extracted them on the phone and that worked also. I'm now happily running UBports 16.04 development with Anbox. I can't believe what I'm seeing. What the UBports team has achieved is amazing!

@tomoqv Ah, magic! That worked perfectly, thanks. Basically all applications I've tried have worked so far which is awesome. Would you happen to know the status for keyboard interactions? Are you aware of a way to get the onscreen Ubuntu keyboard to send keystrokes to the running Anbox application?

By the way, the code formatting is done using standard Markdown syntax. So, if I wanna display some Python code, like this:

a = 1

then I just write some Markdown code like this:

```Python
a = 1
```

@matteo Magic, thanks for that suggestion. Anbox was installable using the development channel without the need to flash a kernel for it separately, as you guessed. Regarding your Wi-Fi experience, I am not experiencing any Wi-Fi problems for native applications running while Anbox is running or for Anbox applications. For you and any others reading, the following UBports and Anbox versions were those I observed as being compatible: