Windows 11 RIP this feature

Windows 11 is losing this feature.. #windows #windows11 #android #surfshark

[SurfsharkAcademy]

Okay Subway Surfers haters.. What about Doodle Jump?

[goldy_on_pc]

It’s another level of sad if u get a desktop pc only to end up playing subway surfer on it

[bmy]

Ah yes, Microsoft removing the only new feature that they added in windows 11

[marisakirisame]

Windows 11 is making my potato pc even more potato than ever so welcome back windows XP

[Daniel_VolumeDown]

I think that they didn't advertised it too much. At the same time they probably didn't wanted because I guess that they would prefer to havedevelopers making native UWP apps rather than android ecosystem.

[began]

Oh no! How am I gonna play skibidi toilet simulator on my pc anymore 😢

[AdakanUwU]

They deleted it? I didn't even found how to launch it.

[wuhlheide]

there were apk installers and it made my live easyer . Now I am kinda dissapointed

[shreyanshmandle]

Broo.. this is the second time they failed for just not being able to get better app support 😢

[sebastiangudino]

Emulation proved winner here. Unlike WSL which has a lot of value over a linux VM. Microsoft did not offer anything of value over Emulation, it is anshame, they could have made a GREAT product if properly made

[flufplayz]

I juat sideloaded google play, just installed the apks 😂

[Alberos]

Wait... already? I still in the "I will wait until it come out of beta" mode for it....

[Miksu_]

And then there were us who never got that feature in the first place

[SPARTAN_Cayde-]

Well if they made a new windows phone with this kind of tech it would have been much more popular... Imagine a phone that can run both PC software and mobile apps.

[Valenslays]

The app support extended to apk support you could install anything you wanted to that normally only can run on Android

[appsaucetech]

Meanwhile we can run native Android apps with hardware acceleration using waydroid on Linux. Another reason to switch to linux

[Mempler]

Linux has native support for running android apps without a VM, unlike Windows.

Through waydroid.

Now for something technical:

On windows, if you enable WSA or WSL2, it converts your windows installation into a VM that runs side to side to wsl and wsa on the Hyper-V Tier 1 Hypervisor, which effectively runs on bare metal. But there is still quite a performance drop!

[itskampty]

BTW it was only available in USA and Canada, so it was bad

[arunghanta]

Nobody: How bad can you fuck it up?
MS: Hold my beer!

[shivanshshivi]

I'm in India, there were a lotta people hyped for this . Not anymore because 1) it's usa only 2) it doesn't even have most local apps we need

So what's the use?