AnduinOS 2.0 Debuts With Easier Windows and Android App Support on Linux

1 articles · Updated · ZDNet · Aug 5

AnduinOS 2.0 is now available, adding a full Wayland stack and streamlining how users run both Windows and Android apps on an Ubuntu-based Linux desktop.
Windows app support can be enabled during onboarding through a compatibility sandbox, after which users can open .exe installers directly and set up the environment only once.
Android support still requires installing Waydroid, but the release's full Wayland setup lets it run smoothly with just 2 commands before launching from the start menu.
The distro also keeps a Windows-like GNOME interface, light default software set, and built-in Flathub access, aiming to ease migration for users moving off Windows.