Read the rest of the post to learn how you can run Android apps and games on Ubuntu. Read this post to find out how you can run Android apps on your Ubuntu (or any other Linux) computer using the best Android emulator software.īut don’t worry. Before going into the actual steps for the procedure, Are Bluestacks available on Linux Platforms? Yes, now it’s available and you will learn how to download and install BlueStacks on your Linux computer. In this article, We’ll go through the steps to get Bluestacks Linux ready. Now it’s time we address the comments of our readers. Early we’ve posted several tutorials like How To Root Bluestacks 2 & pre-rooted Bluestacks Download in the past. What's a good qemu interface with a lot of options to Set the thing upĭose Android x86 even properly Support OpenGL So running it at all for mobile "Gaming" makes sense?ĭo someone know how to setup Bluestacks in Wine? Which seems to be based on Virtual Box since on Windows you can see a Virtual Box launched along side with Bluestacks so is that kind of virtualization even possible using Wine since virtualization requires a lot of virtualization stuff, Kernel support, driver etc.BlueStacks for Ubuntu Linux is the latest update by BlueStacks and announced by its one of founders Roshen Sharma. Also the overall ui Performance in both vms is pretty Bad. Also I installed Android x86 via Gnome-boxes in a qemu VM but unfortunetely gnome-boxes only offers to me the SPICE GPU thing and I can not use virtgl for example (also in Virtual Box I am limited to the default VBox GPU drivers for the VM) and also there it just closes the game when you launch it. So I searched for a replacement and came across Android x86 and installed it via Virtual Box in a VBox VM the thing kinda works but launching a game results in the game simply closing. I already tried running the Bluestacks installer via Wine (5.0 rc something) with no more effort than just See if it works and it doesn't. As you can read in the title I am searching for a Bluestacks Alternative on Linux.
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