Anbox Android and Google Play Store Installation on Linux 2020 Guide

In this video i will show you how to install Anbox App Manager and Google Play Store for Linux operating system for your Laptop or Desktop Computer.
Technically, you can’t call it an emulator. Because, Anbox uses containerization technology to run Android apps on Linux just as LXC and Docker runs different Linux containers.
The links:
anbox.io/
www.clusterednetworks.com/blo...
All the thanks goes to the developers who made this possible and make it so simple to install on your linux running PC.
Everything works perfectly well on my linux laptop running Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS.
Also i am this on a old acer aspire v5-531 laptop PC that was released in 2012 the specs are low end with a intel pentium celeron processor, 4gb of ram ddr3 and a integrated intel graphics and everything worked just like on a Android tablet or smartphone running smooth without lag.

[@raptyaxa5771]

Came for the tutorial, stayed for the music.

[@MorganNilsson]

Okay, so I'm quite new to this Linux system. I love it, there is so much more stuff to do, and it is more stable and perfect for work! I was wondering about android running on Linux Mint though, I started researching and this video came up. And with a very easy-to-follow tutorial I now can run my apps! Thanks bro!

[@himanshujanbandhu2318]

By hearing the background music, i remember the Tom and Jerry BGM.

[@techmad8204]

i thinks its tom and jerry nutcraker bgm

[@prasanthgudu765]

I heard this BGM in an android game

[@copgaming6550]

yes i also

[@GhosteYoutube]

@@prasanthgudu765 are you talking about BombSquad?

[@GodOfGarbagio]

sameeeee

[@TerrorAsur]

this is how everyone should make video,
simple calm and easy

[@aadishsaini1042]

i liked the music btw haha
thanks a lot!!

[@rabinniroula5201]

It's waltz of the flower - Tchaikovsky if anybody's wondering

[@doomguy8718]

Or Tom and Jerry if you're feeling nostalgic

[@MohamedMedhat-ic5ng]

Thanks

[@jugertmucoimaj9017]

lol I love that you put this classic music

[@a_n_n_i_i_]

Thank you very much. Finally I'm able install playstore after many attempts thanks a lot

[@Surtainlyy]

Thank you works fine in my ubuntu laptop 👌

[@InGuyFawkesWeTrust1605]

great, you did the work for us, cheers

[@dashflow]

Hello.Thank you vey much. this help's me.i have android emulator its work perfect👌🏻

[@edl200]

thanx so much i garanted you go far [ love you bro]

[@hemanthpandalaneni]

Thank u sooo much broo ♥️ mine is a hp ProBook 440G1 old business laptop. Thank soo much ❤️🔥

[@johnyork3655]

Thank you it worked for me!

[@aapingbakhit8361]

Thanks this actually works

[@AnimatedKlD]

Yeah my too thanks bro

[@aarush8318]

Thanks for this video 😊

[@zensierterbalken]

I will now test this extensively
Maybe I have a perfect opportunity to get further in my games.
maybe my macros can be better implemented on linux than on the phone

[@vibingwithredd4540]

thanks for the vid really appreciate it

[@piyush_raptor]

the music man it gives vibes

[@lovetravel3885]

Thanks i search this vedeo before 2 month

[@gnpaone]

Thanks, it worked. Background music is nice. What's the name of that music?

[@Robert_777]

nice background cartoon i love

[@FriendlyWarrior157]

thx alot bro it helped me alot thxthxthx

[@xnzq1559]

thank you very much!!

[@netindev]

thanks bro it worked

[@dhanrajgaming677]

Thann you bro you can help me alot

[@tectrue2445]

Thank you so...

[@hasnainparas2863]

thanks bro..

[@pasteldevento9149]

Thx a lot !!!! i love u

[@Aurolyst12345]

Thank very much

[@goarangkumargupta2494]

great!!!!!! video bro thnx and happy new year

[@ApkHeaven]

happy new year to you too.

[@Car_community2.3]

thanks alot bro

[@NawaderAlM3ikli]

Nice bro

[@elvinliyev9354]

thank you so much bro

[@justinnicoll7530]

Great video! Will this work with CloudReady?

[@SuperM00b]

I clicked for the info, I stayed for the music.

[@tshedisomosia7504]

it works wow thx men or bro

[@electronicidea9709]

thanks Bro

[@bilmohamdjoizahi8239]

Thank you

[@dispiedark8682]

Thanks now that was a easy to follow tutorial.

[@hessamsoleimani1128]

thank you

[@user07000]

Thankz

[@radinkaazkah.6201]

Thanks

[@altera1882]

nice... though mine took 5 eternities installing after the last command

[@Dark_Moon....]

I love you bro

[@Joao_Naves]

Thanks! I will try today. I need install Streaming apps (Disney and others) and i need that work off-line download in Disney. I tried with Bluestacks and not work.

[@liabmrattmann1382]

sooooo cassic music like himanshu said from tom & jerry

[@user-rq3te1og5x]

Thank you! Need to try. And does it work for Linux Deepin?

[@mrunalbhamare1371]

Surely. You just need snap core and snapd installed. You can also use snap store.

[@ryantido]

merci beaucoup

[@sairayven7446]

sueprr

[@DarkKnight-bi3wx]

You have a good internet speed

[@ApkHeaven]

yeah, i am happy with it.

[@abhishekp457]

Yep

[@tvtuto8897]

Funcionou, valeu cara abraço do Brasil.

[@ustadam3286]

2:52 i liked the music btw haha
(xd)

[@fastw3748]

Is it emulating the android or is it running it natively?
Cuz linux and android has the same base and if it's running natively it should perform better than windows emulators right?

[@konrad3]

Well, Android and a Linux distro have as much in common as a car and a tractor. The basic concept (=the cernel) is the same, but everything on top is pretty different.
So basically the performance depends much more on the performance of the emulation layer than the host os.
And here it comes down to number of coders and commitment to the project.

[@thorbjrnhellehaven5766]

It is neither emulating, nor running natively.
It is a compatibility layer. That's somewhere in between.
A compatibility layer, and acts kind of like a translator between application and host OS, in this case:
Application make OS-call to Android :: Anbox tranlates this to an equivalent OS-call to Linux :: Linux replies to Anbox :: Anbox tranlates to an Android-reply to the app.
This is similar to Wine, to run Windows applications under Linux. Some applications run fine, and some don't.
I run some Windows applications using Wine. Very nice option, whenever the application is unavailable for Linux, but compatible with Wine.

[@Fedreal_Bureau_Of_Investigaton]

@@thorbjrnhellehaven5766 Thank you very much for the info

[@Femgeek420]

@@thorbjrnhellehaven5766 You win the internet - along with OP who made this video.

[@RavenCat-Official]

whats that music in background

[@ApkHeaven]

No idea.

[@RavenCat-Official]

@@ApkHeaven k

[@hitoame1845]

I'm installing linux just to do this lmao plus I'm getting tired of windows making my slow laptop even more slower

[@marcondesoliveira6048]

Perfeito!

[@roandrebatista5992]

oh amigo poderia me ajudar? o playstore não funciona da maneira esperada. um monte de apps não aparecem

[@marcondesoliveira6048]

@@roandrebatista5992 Fala Roandre é a versão do Android que o Ambox usa que é antiga, eu estou procurando alguma forma de trocar para uma versão mais atual!!!

[@triplefurious618]

Why don't they make Linux less complicated

[@ApkHeaven]

linux is not complicated when you get used to it but on some stuff it really requires some extra steps for example installing experimental apps that are in beta and drivers that is why it looks scary to most people trying it out for the first time.

[@triplefurious618]

@@ApkHeaven yeah

[@vectoresports2642]

im trying to install play store so i can get roblox and other mobile apps

[@angelemmanuelperezmuniz1474]

Even if you get the hang of it over time it doesn´t change that the learning curve is a steep one. I´ve been using it ocasinally for a few months and I still fin it hard to get some stuff that I want installed when in Windows I just look it up on the web browser and donwload the EXE to get the job done.

[@bruhthecommenter1664]

true honestly

[@hahaamongus1395]

pls tell this is real

[@shobhanagesh454]

now i can play gareena free fire !!!!!!!!!!!

[@missrosiexd]

thank you