Android 13 DP1 allows Windows 11 dual boot!?! (KVM)

[@TheTytan007]

I would love to see Microsoft doing a Continuum for Surface Duo with it

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

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[@FOXMAN09]

I hope nobody forgot about this feature because I'm not seeing anybody demonstrating since the release of Android 13, 2 days ago. I will immediately upgrade to a phone that can run Windows on it if it's capable in Android 13.

[@garsto]

Still nothing 😭

[@sonicandroxas]

My foot is tapping the floor ugh lol

[@mohanlal_mandela]

The happy news is we don't need android 13 to do that. I did installed debian 12 in android through that process.

[@LazyPCRehab]

With the Android 13 update pushing to the Samsung Tabs, I am super curious to see if I can use this on my Tab S8 Ultra with 12GB of RAM.

[@ocsanik502]

Time to get the whole KVM + QEMU + Virt-Managed stack running to emulate x86 now that android is finally including kvm modules in their kernel.

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

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[@DavidAlsh]

Looking forward to the day I can plug my phone into a type-c dock with a screen/keyboard set up.

[@kanishksagar4817]

Just get a Samsung and use Dex

[@forestforce2951]

@@kanishksagar4817 unfortunately DeX is flagship only feature

[@bfmvshinigami]

@@forestforce2951 I got S21 FE for 390$ and it has DeX... so it's accessible even on midrange phones now.

[@SlickTV18]

Picture this. 20 - 30 years down the road, you get home and wirelessly dock your Galaxy s-- or iPhone - -, to your 8k gaming monitor. Emulating the power of a 3090 and playing games at Ultra settings 8k60, while also using your phone as a phone independently while using windows. Sounds very exciting! Lol

[@1blackone]

But....isn't that just Gamepass (for most games, for a nominal fee)? by removing the "middle man", be it Remote desktop, or a streaming service, it feels like it almost counterintuitively complicates the matter. The experience: playing a game with max graphics on your phone over wifi, would be NO different between that 20 years from now scenario and what's already available today.

[@SlickTV18]

@@1blackone I disagree, where I live I don't get good enough internet for a good game pass experience, but I see what you're saying. Have you ever tried game pass at the same time as using all your other phone features? Does it work? Or does it cause hiccups and freezes?

[@SlickTV18]

@@1blackone However this comment here does a nice job at highlighting the fact that moving into the future it will more and more irrelevant to be able to run full windows on a phone. With the rise of mini gaming PC's and streaming services, there Will also be many new technologies in the near future that will make huge changes to our everyday lives. So my future scenario may never happen or be necessary, probably just a novelalty.

[@1blackone]

@@SlickTV18 You have a point, there: while I live in a big city and don't see much input lag, or hiccups, there are use-cases where internet could be compromised and having a home network group would be a better experience. However, as time goes on and internet infrastructure improves, even this could become less and less of a problem.

[@mcguireisgod]

Did this gain any traction?

[@penultimatename6677]

I am a broken record in the comments. Many of the apps are now web-based. Even when they look like an application. When it hits 95 % or more I bet Microsoft goes with the Windows OS. Maybe they will offer windows or Android as a choice. It's got to happen and believe this has Always been the goal. The alternative goal was taking over Android with windows services which has kind of already happened. Nothing for Google to fear unless Duo 3 already delayed becomes a monster hit.

[@shanecraigtech]

I've got a video on web apps coming tomorrow. Whether or not that has been some ultimate plan for Microsoft, you might be giving them too much credit there. They've had two fully cancelled OS's meant for Duo/Neo-like devices already, not sure there's a grand plan in place 😂

[@penultimatename6677]

@@shanecraigtech Very likely you are correct. I might add that Microsoft would not suggest any possible OS change to get the people hoping to see it happen on the edge of their seat. It might also be determined better to stay with Android. The Microsoft mantra is to be where the customer is located. Build connections to Linux, Android, etc. Become a lead in open source. Provide tools that work everywhere. What they have never said. Develop other OS even if not Windows. They have contributed to Android. I believe that supports the idea of providing tools everywhere. By making sure they work. One can say Duo phones on Android allows them to work on the phone while leaving the OS development to Google. That's what a company unfamiliar with OS development would say. Once the Duo is built to last then I believe windows can appear. Only when the apps are web based. The only reason for Android. The only reason for Android is because the windows app store would kill a Windows phone. Once it is no longer an issue do you really think Microsoft wants Android?

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

Web-based keeps browsers more alive. Apps are good, but require space, often a lot of space. Lol. Plus, not everyone wants a ton of apps ok their phone. It also helps us ethical hackers and web devs more (more, but we have apps to hack, and such).

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

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[@lovelydr32010]

awesomeee your video is worth watching

[@roccociccone597]

I’d be more interested in getting Linux running than windows tbh

[@ramidaoud3776]

so since google 7 pixel pro has android 13 then should this confirm that it has kernel based virtual machine out of the box without rooting?

[@ps3301]

It is time to buy 16gb ram Android phone just to install windows

[@ramidaoud3776]

so since google 7 pixel pro has android 13 then should this confirm having kernel based virtual machine out of the box without rooting?

[@kotcraftchannelukraine6118]

I don't interested about windows, i can't wait to run Linux!!!

[@hilxly]

You can do this anytime, it was always available for android

[@NestroPlaysGame]

Android is linux.

[@armaan_bruh]

I would love to use full windows on my galaxy tablet

[@miroslavsvoboda367]

The problem is that Surface Duo will never receive A 13 if it continues as it is now...

[@shanecraigtech]

It's definitely something to be concerned about. Let's hope they can speed things up now that both devices are on a similar base.

[@ramidaoud3776]

full fat windows or windows arm?

[@stevedymoke]

Faberoonee news. This has flipped my lid! My only concern is windows / office compatible keyboard, you know shift F3 in Word... Sorry but I NEED a keyboard. Have to use a Bluetooth one for my Duo. Am I weird?

[@AliYassinToma]

i have the s8 ultra... im waiting patiently

[@gollum.norris7622]

Samsung Dex + Windows 11? Should be possible, shouldn't it?

[@capton3538]

this OS would be really great for my samsung TAB

[@1blackone]

Meh... I mean that's great and all. But even if/when implemented, can't see it bringing much more productivity than the VPN'd RDM I have now running my work PC through a Surface DUO gen 1. It even auto-recognizes the aspect ratio to give me a two "monitor" setup. Cool, but Native OS doesn't hold much upside, for me...

[@shorttcx673]

You can use remote desktop on any Android any laptop any iOS that runs very smoothly even on a low spec laptop

[@shranikdua3442]

Tab S8 Ultra goes brrrrrr

[@liontech835]

why i think your voice is like linus tech tips

[@shanecraigtech]

Go on

[@JeremKO]

How!?

[@kuldipsinghbedi4719]

Maybe it is doing work like parllels means in future we will able to run gta 5

[@niveZz-]

natively running windows arm is way better tho

[@liamharrington6672]

This perfectly demonstrates why nobody should want a 20:9 aspect ratio. I'm so happy I am rid of those narrow and way too tall devices like the Pixel and most Samsung phones. I laugh when I see those "one handed" devices after using the Duo.

[@pumpuppthevolume]

awesome

[@thanglevan3678]

you use PC controller. this is not correct. it is not windows booted on an Android device. dishonest

[@Matthewsblader]

this is termux with a linux distro running windows by qemu before him there was another one who was testing this and danyew tutorials his youtube channel and just go there

[@DeepteshLovesTECH]

I think this is the first time there'll be access to hardware acceleration. Even Chroot doesn't allow that.

[@Matthewsblader]

@@DeepteshLovesTECH enable ROOT

[@DeepteshLovesTECH]

@@Matthewsblader it doesn't work. Chroot environment itself requires root access. But no real hardware acceleration, it's still simply emulation, but with more possibilities. But still software emulation. With Android 13 there'll be proper virtualisation support.

[@albatech79]

Hmmm interesting

[@shorttcx673]

Damn it's remote desktop 😂😂😂

[@KawshikAhmed]

Not really it's running natively in a Kernel Level VM inside Android 13 but there is no way to view the GUI at the moment so dev was using a remote desktop client to show the UI.