Android-x86 Livecd Download: How to Choose the Best Version for Your Device

You can even play games like Pubg, Asphalt, and Fortnite directly on the PC with a keyboard and mouse. The File management, Global search, built-in archiving and unarchiving support, LAN, and Drag and drop support are also there. The Phoenix is available in multiple formats one is for Desktop and the other for tablets. It can be downloaded in the form of an ISO image as well as a .exe executable file for Windows.

For gamers, the BlissOS includes Octopus. The Octopus is a solution that allows users to map the on-screen controls with gamepads, mouses, and keyboards, developed by the Phoenix OS team. It can be downloaded separately to work with the above-mentioned Android OS for PC too. However, it is still in its beta stage and also has glitches.

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Note: The Remix OS has discontinued Android OS for PC and now getting no more updates. The developers have abandoned it to work on some other enterprise project, however, it is still available on the website to download.

The Remix OS is based on Android-x86 and is available to free download, it supports 32-bit & 64-bit systems and UEFI boot. The system requirements of Remix OS are a 2 GHz dual-core processor(at least), 2 GB of system memory, and a minimum of 8 GB of free hard drive space. The last update of this Android OS for PC was based on Android Marshmallow.

You can install Prime OS as it is very user friendly and it comes with Play Store so that you can use those android apps whcih you are not able to use as you have bricked your phone. They even have their own forum now, so if you face any issues while using their OS you can post your query on their forums and get your issue resolved asap. You can download it from here :

Prime OS would be a great option for you if you are looking for playing games with mouse and keyboard as PrimeOS comes with keymapping which makes it easier to play android games on PC without any trouble. You can download it from here :

I downloaded the image android-x86-4.2-20130228.iso from -x86.org/download. I tried to run it as a live-cd and also installed it on the VM harddisk (much like described at -android-x86-4-0-in-vmware-player). In either case I got the following console screen:

Change android-9.0-r2 with the name of the version you have downloaded. Open Files, then Other Locations and the the partition where Android-x86 is installed. And then copy the name as found there and replace in the file with the name.

1.Install VirtualBox on your PC2.Open VirtualBox and select New. In the dialog box enter the name as your wish andselect i)Type : Linuxii)Version : Other Linuxand select Next3.In the next dialog box enter the memory size as your wishNote : Minimum 1 GB required for KitKatand select Next.4.In the next dialog box select create a virtual hard drive now. Then select VDI and select fixed or dynamically allocated as your wish and create the virtual driveNote : Mininimum 1 GB required for installation5.Select Virtual device and select settings, a dialog box appears. In the dialog box selecti)Storage->Storage Tree->Emptyii)In the attributes section select the Android 4.4 iso file you downloaded and check Live Cd/Dvd, then click Ok

This tutorial shows how to use VirtualBox to accelerate debugging of Android apps with native components. We will show how to create an Android VirtualBox VM, configure it for debugging and use VisualGDB to debug the San-Angeles project. Before you begin, download the latest VirtualBox and get an x86 Android ISO from the android-x86.org website. 2ff7e9595c