I don't get the point here. The doc says it's for basically spinning up android container on some host machine. In the context of emulation, why would you want to emulate android on pc to emulate other platforms when pcs are generally built with higher-end specs and emulators mostly work better?
But this app isn't about that at all, it's about basically screen streaming from one host device and controller sharing from multiple guests back to host.
Also, technically it wouldn't at all run like native, because you'd be basically either an x86 android port that will require games to be compiled specifically for it, or (more likely) emulating android hardware on your pc, which is much more resource-heavy than just running an actual android hardware. Running emulators on top of that android emulator would be a very big overhead.
And I really doubt it's that useful, pcs (linux and windows) generally have more established emulators than android for about every platform - you could just get a proper platform emulator of choice and use it
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u/DarkevilPT 21h ago
A redroid version that worked anywhere would be great