PrimeOS
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Run Android on your PC
PrimeOS is a free Android-based operating system that allows you to enjoy the whole Android application ecosystem on your PC. Developed by Floydwiz Technologies Private Limited, this personalization software looks like an emulator but fully functions as a PC operating system that combines your native OS with Android. Its core features focus more on video gaming but it also offers PC functionalities that make it a top choice among this particular type of OS.
A seamless union of operating systems
PrimeOS’ main function is to allow your computer to run the Android operating system on it without requiring the separate virtualization of Android emulator — all thanks to Android x86. This means that you’re basically switching your native PC operating system to a default mobile one. However, this software doesn’t simply switch the two — it unifies them so you get the best of both worlds. Thus, you can do mobile-only features and also still control your PC like how you normally would.
While you’re obviously not going to get the native touchscreen feature unless your PC has it already, you can easily configure your keyboard controls to mimic it. This is specifically designed for mobile gaming, which you can now do on your PC without having to boot up an emulator. This OS has DecaPro Gaming Centre, a feature that transforms your computer into a proper mobile gaming device. With it, you can do either customized keymapping or simply use preconfigured settings for popular games like PUBG.
On the other hand, the PC side of this OS still displays a complete desktop interface. You still have the Start menu, taskbar, Action Center, and all of that. You can multi-task using core computer functions like maximizing and resizing windows. Classic keyboard shortcuts like Alt + F4, Alt + Tab, and Win + D also still work. However, while this software works well enough for low-end PCs, it can still frequently encounter lagging and screen-freezing. Plus, some PC programs may not function properly if this is your installed OS.
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