Android Translation Layer (ATL)
A software layer that enables running Android applications on Linux systems
Website
gitlab.com/android_translation_layer/...
Source Code
gitlab.com/android_translation_layer/...
Product Information
- Description
- The Android Translation Layer (ATL) provides a compatibility framework that bridges the gap between Android applications and Linux operating systems. By implementing Android's runtime environment, system services, and APIs within a Linux context, ATL allows users to execute Android apps directly on Linux distributions without requiring emulation or virtualization. Key features include translation of Android system calls to their Linux equivalents, support for Android's application lifecycle management, and integration with Linux desktop environments for seamless user experience. This solution is particularly valuable for developers testing Android applications on Linux workstations, users seeking to run mobile apps on desktop systems, and organizations looking to consolidate Android and Linux workflows. The open-source project offers comprehensive documentation and source code access through its GitLab repository, enabling community contributions and customization for specific use cases.
- Categories
- OS & Firmware
Linked NGI Projects
This product was created or improved through NGI-funded projects
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