As a workaround, you can paste it in a file, copy the file in the template and run the file with something like:
bash "$MYFILE"
Where, $MYFILE
is replaced by your real file path.
As a workaround, you can paste it in a file, copy the file in the template and run the file with something like:
bash "$MYFILE"
Where, $MYFILE
is replaced by your real file path.
Thank you parulin
Just updating that, as of today, the latest 4.7.0 version of Aurora Store seems to work.
Tested on latest updated Waydroid vanilla (no GApps) version, and Waydroid qube set up as per your guide above.
ā¦found the answer already ā¦
I slavishly followed every instruction in your guide for which I thank you. However, in the end, the sound didnāt work. I compared the installed packages with other debian app-vm and saw that some packages were missing. I installed them, restarted the template and the sound worked perfectly. I am sending them to you as a contribution to your guide.
sudo apt install gstreamer1.0-pipewire sound-theme-freedesktop libcanberra0 libcanberra-pulse libpipewire-0.3-common libpulse-mainloop-glib0 libsdl1.2debian pipewire-alsa
you guys are over complicating it. all you need to do to hide cpuid from an app in waydroid is chmod 440 /proc/cpuinfo before starting waydroid this could probably be implemented in a systemd thing at start up but thatās for someone else to do i donāt find it very important