Install the BlueStacks Android virtual machine inside Windows 10.Install the VirtualBox virtual machine inside Ubuntu 20.04.I was able to get it to run in Ubuntu here by running it inside a Windows 10 virtual machine inside VirtualBox inside Ubuntu 20.04.
Under Actions, click on the play icon to launch your Android device in an emulator.Ī new window will now open in the taskbar with your virtual device (as seen below).BlueStacks is a really easy-to-use (and freeware, apparently) Android emulator that runs well on Windows or Mac, but isn't made for Linux. Now a new virtual device has been added to ‘Your Virtual Devices’ list. Verify the configuration and finish the process. At the next step, select a system image (or Android version) and go forward. Click on ‘Create virtual device’ and select a pre-configured Android device from the list. On the edit screen, navigate to Tools> Android> AVD Manager. Create a new project or import a sample project on Android Studio. Launch the program from the Start menu and wait for the welcome screen. Download and install Android Studio on your Windows computer. To create and run Android Virtual Device on Android Studio, follow the steps below: It supports the virtual device feature, so you can create and simulate virtual Android device on your computer for testing instead of using any real physical device. Run Android on Windows 7/8/10 using Android StudioĪndroid Studio is Google’s official development environment software, which is used to create native Android apps. Android X86 may be slow in the virtual machine, so go for the emulator method for a faster experience. The first boot may take time, so sit back and relax. Once complete, run Android-X86 and set up Android as a regular device. 
Say ‘Yes’ to install the GRUB boot loader, and install the system directory as a read-write.Choose ‘ext4’ as a file system and say ‘Yes’ to format.Now select the newly created partition and press OK.In the next step, select ‘Write’, type ‘yes’ and press enter.Select ‘Primary’ as the partition type.In the black screen, select ‘New’ and press enter.In the partition selection screen, select ‘Create/Modify partitions’ and say ‘No’ to GPT.In the boot loader menu, select ‘Install Android-x86 to hard disk’.(If you miss the ‘Select start-up desk dialog’ then navigate to Settings> Storage) Start the virtual machine and choose the Android x86 ISO image file.Storage on physical hard disk: Dynamically allocated Hard disk file type: VDI (VirtualBox Disk Image) Memory size: Recommend 1024 MB or 2048 MB Click ‘New’ and start creating a new virtual machine with the following configuration: Name and operating system.Download the 32-bit Android X86 ISO image file on your PC.
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