Windows 11’s Android subsystem now lets you assign memory to mobile apps
Windows 11 now has the latest version of Microsoft's Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA).
The May 2023 update includes numerous enhancements and fixes. The ability to allocate memory to Android is one of the most noteworthy updates, giving users greater control over the resources available to their mobile applications.
The updated WSA now features package verification, which scans Android apps with anti-virus software on Windows prior to installation. This helps guarantee the integrity and security of the set up software.
The new Android AppLink support allows users to access Android applications from within any app that supports this feature. This release upgrades the Linux kernel to version 5.15.94 and enhances WSA's performance and dependability.
We noticed that the official changelog was published on the website a few days ago, so here it is Github
Source: https://thewindowsfan.com/windows-11s-android-subsystem-now-lets-you-assign-memory-to-mobile-apps/
- WSA uses anti-virus software on Windows to check the safety of downloaded Android apps before they are allowed to be installed.
- Android's memory allocation can be set by the user.
- Android AppLink-enabled apps can be opened from within any other app by clicking on the link.
- New kernel version of Linux is 5.15.94.
- Enhancements to WSA's Reliability and Performance
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