Anyone tried Anbox-4-arm64 yet?

[PakoSt]

I've updated my Manjaro packages from my previous comment:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Hl8mWh...My9owzQ-E0
Notes:

1. Extract the archives -> the compiled packages are in there along with all the mess I've done to get it to run
   
2. Ignore anbox-image_experiment.tar.gz -> that's the standard one dug up from Anbox'es github page and doesn't work
   
3. anbox-image-working.tar.gz is using the Android image kindly provided by Sebastian Krzyszkowiak from his proof of concept on the Librem 5 Usually it's unwise to use images randomly posted on the internet and you can create your own if you have 100GB+ of free storage to build one
   
4. I don't know if it's necessary but I've created a version of the pinebookpro kernel with the same flags as from this merge request accompanying the photo of the Proof of Concept on the Librem 5. Link here: https://social.librem.one/@dos/103564403894744164  (I have no idea why the link doesn't show up properly )
   

Additional notes:

• run anbox-bridge before you start the container to get networking (running as root might be required)
  
• In my Plasma session, Anbox was... lets say heavy and did cause my system to hang at least once
  
• In XWayland mode on my Wayfire setup, Anbox doesn't show the cursor but didn't exhibit the instability I observed in Plasma (it works but you have to go blind and click the touchpad)
  

Yet more notes:

• I had no success with Vivaldi and Brave browsers
  
• I need to dig and find a game which doesn't require Google Play Services to test (or just use of my game projects as guinea pig during the weekend)
  
• Telegram works okey. It doesn't crash at first sight of a sticker and may be even usable (though we should try to bring telegram's developers attention to the crash on the aarch64 desktop one )
  

Well, we have something to begin working on


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