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I'm building the mobile version of a website and I want a way to test it. The problem with a lot of free emulators is that they are for windows. I know I could run them in wine, just wondering if there are native GNU/Linux applications.
PS: I want to perform these tests locally, I'm not looking for online emulators.
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Anbox, a free-of-cost and open-source and one of the best Android emulator for Linux would let any kind of Android mobile app and games run smoothly on the Linux distro. This platform also allows you to run Android apps in the cloud. Anbox goes on to run Android apps in tight box containers.
Once an emulator is attached to the SDK, you can run apps on them, install click packages on them, and etc. just as if they were physical devices. Here you learn how to use the Ubuntu emulator from the Ubuntu SDK, including: Creating emulators.
Yuzu and Ryujinx are the two main emulators available today that can emulate some commercial Nintendo Switch games on Linux PCs. Both these emulators are under heavy development and not many games are compatible and playable.
Install Opera Mobile in Ubuntu (.deb)
it´s faster then the Android-emulators, so better for Web-apps dev.
Opera Labs have made installation in Ubuntu super easy:
You download this .deb
Double-click on it once download has completed
Click on 'Install' in Ubuntu Software Center.
Then open your ’Dash Home’ an wirte 'op'.
Source: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/08/install-opera-mobile-in-ubuntu-deb
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Use mobile emulation mode in Chrome:
See https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/device-mode#enable-device-mode
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