
This thread asks an interesting question: is it possible to run Android UI on desktop ?
Well, I think that is possible but very difficult, and almost impossible if the source code is not available. I said almost, because as the well know sports brand remind us: impossible is nothing.
In the meantime, this screenshot shows how using tweaked skins you can run the emulator in a native window, even at a bigger size. This one is 640x480.
There's no special keys or buttons (dpad) here, so you must remember this
| F1/PgUp | Menu key |
| F2/PgDown | Star key |
| F3 | Call key |
| F4 | End Call key |
| Home | Home key |
| ESC | Back Key |
| F7 | Power button |
| F8 | Disable/Enable all networking |
| F9 | Start tracing (only with -trace) |
| F10 | Stop tracing (only with -trace) |
| Keypad 2468 | Dpad arrows |
| Keypad 5 | Dpad center |
| Keypad 79 | Rotate device skin |
| Keypad + | Volume Up key |
| Keypad - | Volume Down key |
| Keypad / | Decrease onion alpha |
| Keypad * | Increase onion alpha |
| Ctrl-K | Switch between 'unicode' and 'raw' keyboard modes |
Download the WINDOW-L and BIGWINDOW-L skins from http://codtech.com/downloads/android-window-l-skins.zip, unzip it in some directory of your preference (/home/android/skins in the following example) and then run the emulator
$ emulator -skindir /home/android/skins -skin BIGWINDOW-L
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