Installing Android apps on a MacBook ARM
by - Thursday, January 1, 1970 at 12:00 AM
1. Install Homebrew https://brew.sh/;
2. Install android-platform-tools:
brew install android-platform-tools


3. Check the list of connected devices:
adb devices


4. View the installation location:
brew info android-sdk


5. Start the emulator - settings - open adb
6. Change these data in the config.ini file
disk.dataPartition.size - disk space;
hw.cpu.ncore - number of processor cores;
hw.lcd.density - virtual DPI display;
hw.lcd.height - height of the virtual display;
hw.lcd.width - width of the virtual display;
hw.ramSize RAM - RAM (at least 2 GB).
7. To apply the settings, delete the file userdata-qemu.img
8. Adjust the emulator, if necessary;
9. Download applications for arm64-8a architecture, to install just drag and drop the application to the emulator window.
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This is for testing applications, not for everyday use.
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