What is Anbox?
Anbox is a tool that enables users to run Android applications on any GNU/Linux operating system. By encapsulating the Android operating system within a container, Anbox provides a seamless integration of Android apps with the host Linux environment. The solution leverages standard Linux technologies, such as containers (LXC), to isolate the Android system from the host platform, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of Android versions, including the latest releases from the Android Open Source Project
Highlights
- Runs Android applications on any GNU/Linux operating system
- Utilizes Linux namespaces (user, pid, uts, net, mount, ipc) to containerize the Android system
- Integrates Android applications into the host Linux environment like native applications
- Supports a variety of Android versions, including the latest from the Android Open Source Project
- Open-source solution with a large community (8.5K GitHub stars, 1.1K GitHub forks)
Platforms
- Linux
Languages
- English
Features
Lightweight
Virtualization
Unified inbox
Container Virtualization