It is nice to see the interest in bringing it back to life. Yeah I have heard of cub linux and even used it. We’ll constantly be pushing over-the-air updates for any bug-fixes or improvements, based on the feedback received.įirefox supports SSBs (isolated ones infact, ICE from peppermint does that) Also, it uses Adapta as the GTK theme and Papirus as the icon theme. Also, you might have to disable Secure Boot to get Anbox to work. Note that Android App Support may not work properly in the LiveCD or a virtual machine, but should work fine in the installed system. In the near future, we’ll be working towards tighter integration with the /e/ App Store.Įxperimental Android app support out-of-the-box (using Anbox, with all of its parts re-packaged as DEBs). e/ Cloud Services integration out-of-the-box. After authentication, the app will be successfully installed. Then search for ‘Run a file’ in the application launcher, select the downloaded file and click ‘OK’.
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To install a wapp from the Open Web Store, download it to your system. Developers and packagers can do pull requests at to contribute wapps. You can now create your own web apps using web technologies, package them for the desktop and install them easily.Īn experimental wapp store can be found at, for distributing web apps. Īn easy web-app ( wapp) format has been created to package web-apps for the desktop ( and ). The 20.04.1 ISO can be downloaded from or. Old 20.04.1 beta release notes (Nov 2020) Also, WayDroid doesn’t work on live sessions at the moment. Note that since WayDroid doesn’t support Nvidia for obvious reasons, if you have an Nvidia GPU, you’ll either need to use the iGPU if your CPU has one or use software-rendering (which might make things slow).
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Here’s how to install and use the phone (Android) apps: Īny issues with Ubuntu Web 20.04.2 not booting on some UEFI machines should now be fixed in 20.04.3.Īlthough Waydroid is quite stable now, occassional issues can be fixed by restarting it from the ‘/e/ on Waydroid’ tool available in the Ubuntu Web ISO. You’ll need a real machine (not a VM) for WayDroid to work. After installing the ISO, you can just launch the ‘/e/ on WayDroid’ app from the launcher and follow the steps. So, in addition to the PWAs from the /e/ web store, you can now use Android or /e/ apps with native performance (unlike Anbox) from the /e/ store as well in Ubuntu Web. WayDroid is a new popular Anbox alternative and we have ported /e/ 10 to it, along with making a tool to manage it. For extremely old machines, the BIOS ISO is also available at. Ubuntu Web 20.04.3 has now been released (Oct 2021)! You can get it from.
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