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what is the BlueStacks for Linux?
(lemmy.world)
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Major, MAJOR caveat here.
True considering 90% of linux desktops are still x11 only outside of kde and gnome (they use x11 as fallback)
It saddens me to see you being downvoted by the Wayland evangelists when it is CLEARLY not a (EDIT: feature complete) replacement for X11 yet. If I could upvote you twice, I would.
@mycodesucks @Mwa Wayland is so stable what r u talking about
No issues at all ngl I wish all the lightweight desktops supported it :(