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I don't like these landing pages which explain nothing. does it emulate windows under linux and vice versa? then it definitely would be very interesting if it just sandboxes applications in the respective OS it could still be useful but has less advantages
The sandbox worked well on my phone. Seems really well made.
It'd be nice if it was possible to toggle the different log classes after the fact.
That's actually possible, there is verbose, regular, concise and very concise logging. Check the help of the analyzer.
That's quite a thing. I wonder how can it be used, providing that most apps for windows are GUI. Maybe serving an old C# app?
Is there anything similar to Sogen for Android? I’m looking for a userspace/syscall-level emulator for Android native binaries.
So, can this be used as an alternative to Wine? Can I run games with it? And when/why should I use this instead of Wine?
It is incredible! It is amazing that they implemented the Windows kernel yourself. It is also similar to gvisor in that it is a userspace kernel. I am curious about the process of making this.