WSAGAScript VS darling

I guess you only read the first sentence of my comment before responding, but if you had read the rest you would have seen that I mentioned there are ways to install it with Google Apps instead of Amazon, like this well tested script with detailed instructions and source code.

If you are on a later build of Windows 10 or any version of Windows 11, setup the Android apps part. You can then use WSATools to install any apk with 2 clicks. Here's some info. Plus you never know what Bluestacks is sending back home. I know a lot of those emulators used to call back home to China constantly. https://github.com/WSA-Community/WSAGAScript

I tried multiple times create my own with WSAGAScript but it just takes forever to open after i installed it...

A long ago I followed this tutorial to install the WSA with the play store and works like a charm :) https://github.com/WSA-Community/WSAGAScript

Currently, I know this is possible on the Windows Subsystem for Android, which uses a highly skinned down modification of a ROM of Android 12L for a Google Pixel 5, by using WSAGAScript (GitHub - https://github.com/WSA-Community/WSAGAScript), but I'm not exactly brave enough to use it on the images (Dumped from the payload).

Im currently using this method which has the latest WSA version ( https://postimg.cc/G4Lpg7k9 ) https://github.com/WSA-Community/WSAGAScript

Damn. Then here we go again: https://github.com/WSA-Community/WSAGAScript

There is actually a Wine-like transplier called Darling. The problem is that development is very slow because there is not as much need for MacOS programs on Linux, and there is a huge shortage of volunteers and manpower. And it has been rendered almost obsolete because Apple moved to ARM. Additionally 90% of Apple's API is closed source despite Apple claiming to champion open source.

Unfortunately not. Darling [0] is still at the point that it can only run command line applications. Only the most basic GUI applications are supported. That's still a massive accomplishment that I don't want to diminish, but it's nowhere near the point that WINE was at even quite a long time ago.

[0] https://www.darlinghq.org/

xcodebuild CLI to compile iOS apps without a Mac. Seems possible in theory, although there's an ongoing issue some are seeing apparently: https://github.com/darlinghq/darling/issues/488

I wonder if there's opportunity for overlap with darling (https://www.darlinghq.org/) here, somewhat like using WINE on top of actual Windows.

Hi guys, just wanted to make a quick shoutout to Darling since not a lot people seem to know about it, which is a compatibility layer like Wine for Linux, but it allows for MacOS applications instead of Windows apps to be able to run on Linux!