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Regarding the status on WSA #86
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A fix is coming soon for the new Elite Snapdragon CPUs: |
The issue is the X Elite doesn't support ARMv7 instructions which WSA requires, so there needs to be a workaround. I would hesitate to say a 'fix' is coming though since all work on WSA was dropped by Microsoft (officially), so any fix will be a hack and/or community driven effort. I would leave this up to @arminask to determine if that constitutes the app being removed or not. |
Any fixes in general are hacks jobs, there are many unofficial builds listed in the repository, and ARM32 only builds which are incompatible with Elite laptops, I don't see why this is any different. |
And that's fair too - we could always just update the note on the app to say "unofficial fix" or something like that! |
The fix has been posted: https://www.xda-developers.com/windows-subsystem-for-android-snapdragon-how-to/ |
Nice. Even if there was no fix for Snapdragon X Elite/Plus, I don't think only users on these platforms use WSA so I'm not sure if it's a good idea to remove them from the list. |
I will update the description with a link to the fix, that should be good enough I think! |
There was no news about this, but there was a new version of the fix released: https://github.com/snickler/WSA-Patched/releases This fixed the storage issues, and adds Google Services support. I was able to install the Google Play apk installer and was able to install Google Play apps such as YouTube. |
Added fix to list: |
I'm sure many are aware that WSA has stopped development months ago. I have been informed by one of the group members that
I suggest to either remove the support for WSA for win on arm, or add a sidenote on which devices are supported, to avoid confusion.
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