Run Android Apps on MX Linux 25 KDE | Complete Waydroid Installation with Play Store
This video shows you how to run Android apps on MX Linux 25 KDE using Waydroid, the fastest and most reliable way to get a full Android environment running on any Linux system. With Waydroid, MX Linux users can enjoy a smooth Android 13 setup powered by Wayland, complete with Google Play Store support thanks to the GApps build. If you’ve been looking for a clean and stable way to install Waydroid on MX Linux 25 or want an easy method to enable Android apps on Linux without heavy emulators, this guide walks you through the entire process step by step.We start by setting up the required tools for the Waydroid installation, then move on to downloading the Android 13 system and vendor images. The tutorial explains exactly how to configure MX Linux 25 KDE so Waydroid integrates properly with Wayland, which gives much better performance for Android apps compared to traditional methods. You’ll also see how to add the official Waydroid repository, install Waydroid using the latest instructions, and prepare MX Linux for a fully functional Android environment.
Once Waydroid is installed, we finish the setup by initializing the Android system, launching the Waydroid session, and starting the full Android UI. With the GApps build, the Play Store is available immediately, allowing you to install Android apps directly inside MX Linux 25 KDE. In the video, we open the Play Store, install an app, and show exactly how smoothly everything runs on MX Linux’s KDE Plasma desktop.
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00:00 – Introduction
00:23 – What Waydroid Does
00:50 – MX Linux 25 KDE on Wayland Overview
01:12 – Downloading Android 13 System & Vendor Images
01:46 – Extracting the Files
02:05 – Installing Required Waydroid Dependencies
02:25 – Adding the Waydroid Repository & Installing Waydroid
02:58 – Moving System & Vendor Images to Correct Directory
03:30 – Initializing Waydroid
03:57 – Launching Waydroid on MX Linux 25 KDE
04:20 – Opening Play Store & Installing an App
04:47 – Conclusion & Outro
Terminal Commands Used:
sudo apt install curl ca-certificates -y
curl -s https://repo.waydro.id | sudo bash
sudo apt install waydroid -y
sudo waydroid init
waydroid session start
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