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It works! Sorta...One solution is using libhoudini to allow you to run ARM apps on your PC with Anbox. One solution is using libhoudini to allow you to run ARM apps on your PC with Anbox. Update (12/2020) Tested and Verified with some success getting Google Play Services aka Google Store running in addition to libhoudini on anbox using a script written in Python that simplifies installation for users. Linux Uprising has the story "[https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/07/anbox-how-to-install-google-play-store.html Anbox: How To Install Google Play Store And Enable ARM (libhoudini) Support, The Easy Way]" which outlines the process. The script is very easy to interpret if you have any programming knowledge as it is recommended to look at it before you execute it for the security of your system.If using Snapcraft you will find the installed apps here:* /var/snap/anbox/common/data/app=== Install an apk file / install an app ===To install an app, in this example the Our Groceries App, do the following:1. navigate to the directory where the apk file you downloaded resides. say ~/Downloads cd ~/Downloads2. use the following command to install app to Anbox Android adb install com.headcode.ourgroceries-1.apk3. find and execute the app using Anbox Application Manager anbox.appmgrSome apps tested and confirmed to work include: Dolphin Web Browser and Our Groceries app.You are trying to install an app which was written for the ARM processor architecture on your Intel based device, Anbox on your PC. You are trying to install an app which was written for the ARM processor architecture on your Intel based device, Anbox on your PC. Some examples are: Chrome web browser and Firefox web browser.=== binaries ===running with snapcraft* /snap/anbox/158/usr/bin/anbox container-manager --data-path=/var/snap/anbox/common/ --android-image=/snap/anbox/158/android.img --daemon* /snap/anbox/158/usr/bin/anbox session-manager* /var/snap/anbox/common/containers default* /system/bin/anboxd $ mount|grep anbox /var/lib/snapd/snaps/anbox_158.snap on /snap/anbox/158 type squashfs (ro,nodev,relatime) /var/lib/snapd/snaps/anbox-installer_24.snap on /snap/anbox-installer/24 type squashfs (ro,nodev,relatime) nsfs on /run/snapd/ns/anbox.mnt type nsfs (rw)=== photos and files not visible ===Photos and files copied to subfolders of /var/snap/anbox/common/data/media/0 are not visible to the Android environment.status: unresolved.