How to Run Android Apps (and Google Play Store) on Linux

This article explains how to run Android apps on Linux using Waydroid, an open-source tool that creates a virtual Android environment. Waydroid allows Android apps to integrate directly with the Linux desktop, providing a seamless experience similar to Windows Subsystem for Android. The setup involves installing Waydroid on supported Linux distributions, enabling Google Play Store, and fixing common issues such as the 'Device Not Certified' error.