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Presumably to counter this: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/android/wsa/
Presumably to counter this: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/android/wsa/
The Windows Subsystem for X naming convention is so annoying. It's an Android Subsystem for Windows, but leave it to Microsoft to make sure their product name comes first.
>Minimum requirements >OS: Windows 10 (v2004) One day I'll figure out how to get Waydroid working, but I wish stuff like this worked on Linux more easily.
Are there any valid android games that's also good to play on android and on PC? I think of vampire survivor but it also has PC version.
I keep looking up games and finding they have had PC ports. The only one I haven't found yet is the original Monument Valley. But it was rather short and easy, which was okay for a mobile game, maybe, but on PC it really wouldn't hold up. And I guess the sequel got a PC port anyway.
Presumably to counter this: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/android/wsa/
The Windows Subsystem for X naming convention is so annoying. It's an Android Subsystem for Windows, but leave it to Microsoft to make sure their product name comes first.
Office for Mac -> Mac for Office
The openness of PC means that a second app store can exist and be successful on the Windows platform. If Google pulls this off, we might see a credible, large store of casual games on Windows for the first time. Right now, mobile shines for casual games and sees the bulk of investment for casual games. It would be a great boon for many casual gamers to be able to switch devices and carry over their games to the PC to play it on a larger screen, possibly with a controller.
Calling this now. This is a likely candidate for the Google graveyard.