The process involves utilizing virtualization software in conjunction with an operating system intended for mobile devices. It facilitates the execution of a mobile OS within a desktop environment. Specifically, it pertains to the activity of setting up a particular open-source virtualization solution to run a mobile operating system initially designed for smartphones and tablets.
This approach allows users to leverage mobile applications and features on a standard computer. The advantages encompass increased accessibility, the ability to test applications on different platforms, and resource sharing between the host and virtualized environments. Historically, this practice has been employed by developers for testing and debugging purposes and by individuals seeking to enhance productivity or gain access to mobile-exclusive content on larger screens.
