On Monday, 6 February 2017 19:49:58 UTC+11, Andrew David Wong wrote:
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> Re-posting this for more visibility. We only have a few days before our
> Google Summer of Code (GSoC) application deadline!
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> Marek: 'I need some help with description of "Android development in
> Qubes" - what is really required to do that (besides running Android in
> some VM)? Some communication with Android Studio (is it how it's
> called?) probably - what does it really mean? I hope Android do work
> without GPU access (so, software rendering), otherwise we may have a
> problem here...'
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What you need: Linux or Windows and an Android VM.
If you are an android developer, you can run Android under Qubes no issue
with any resolution.
For non developers/tech people it's a little harder, but still doable.
1. Install Windows or Linux VM with Android Studio OR Delphi OR Lazarus OR
Eclipse or any other that is your preference.
2. Install the APIs from Google for Android.
3. Install Android (Android x86 if you are using Qubes, or QEMU-ARM if you
are wanting generic Android.)
4. Build interVM communication system OR USB to USB between VMs.
(depends how you put the APKs on, or if you have a virtual in the
guest from the software itself.)
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