GNU/Linux Debian/Ubuntu Adding Waydroid Repo Guide
The tutorial shows you step-by-step How to Add Waydroid Repository on Debian/Ubuntu GNU/Linux Based OSes.
And Waydroid for Debian and Ubuntu is a lightweight, high-performance Android container that lets you run Android apps natively with Wayland integration.
With Waydroid, you can install, run Android apps natively, and enjoy Wayland-accelerated performance for seamless integration.
So this Repo Setup is valid for all the Debian-Based Platforms like:
- Kali
- Deepin
- MX Linux
- antiX
- Parrot
- Netrunner
- Voyager Debian
- SparkyLinux
- MakuluLinux
- Elive Linux
- LMDE
- CrunchBang
- Parsix
And again also for all the Ubuntu-Based Distros like:
- Linux Mint
- Lubuntu
- Kubuntu
- Xubuntu
- Zorin OS
- Elementary OS
- Linux Lite
- Bodhi Linux
- Kde Neon
- Pop_OS!
- Voyager Ubuntu
- Trisquel
- LXLE
- feren OS
- Peppermint
- Q4OS
- Linux Ultimate Edition
1. Launching Terminal
How to Quick Start with Command Line on Debian/Ubuntu GNU/Linux:
2. Add Waydroid Repository
Run the script to add the official Waydroid Repository to your system:
curl -s https://repo.waydro.id | sudo bash
If the script doesn’t automatically detect your distribution, specify it manually:
curl -s https://repo.waydro.id | sudo bash -s [DISTROCODENAME]
Replace [DISTROCODENAME] with your Ubuntu/Debian version code name (e.g., noble, jammy, trixie, bookworm).
For Kali use the latest Debian codename!
Last, for the Ubuntu/Debian derived (like Linux Mint, MX, Zorin OS,…) see the Online Documentation to find what’s your system’s parent.3. Refreshing Apt Sources
Next to Refresh Apt Repo Sources
Play:sudo apt update
For Non LTS releases and Ubuntu/Debian Derived in case of “Not Found” Issue then amend the Repo manually like:sudo nano /etc/sources.list.d/[MYREPO].list
And for Instance change “kinetic” in “jammy”. (Try with the nearest release)
Finally, Ctrl+x to Save & Exit from nano Editor.
Last, refresh the Apt Sources again!4. Waydroid Getting Started
Finally, to Waydroid Quick Start for Ubuntu/Debian-Based
Waydroid Ubuntu/Debian Get Started Guide