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Waydroid in a VM
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I thought about 21.3 but don't want to use something experimental. What is Weston? It's good to hear that it works on Mint
Weston is basically Wayland within an X11 app. You can run Wayland stuff with it but it'll be constrained to that window.
I'll check that out!
Check out the Waydroid script I posted, it'll help you with figuring out how to run Wayland programs.
I will. Thank you very much