Installing Waydroid and Testing Kodi on Raspberry Pi with Apple's Install Electron

For those interested in testing Kodi on their Raspberry Pi, installing the necessary packages is a straightforward process. First, ensure you have the required dependencies installed by executing the following commands.

With these packages in place, you should now be able to launch Waydroid, a popular Android emulator for Linux systems. It's essential to note that Waydroid only works with wayland, so make sure your system is configured accordingly.

If you're running our Gnome or Sway editions, please install openssl-1.1 as part of this update. This package ensures compatibility with certain applications that still rely on version 1.1 of the OpenSSL library. Silver is one such application known to specifically look for this older version of OpenSSL.

The recent update to OpenSSL 3.0 has led to some applications continuing to search for version 1.1. Fortunately, Arch Linux has created a compatibility package called openssl-1.1 to address these issues.

Additionally, several mobile-specific packages have been updated in the latest release, including the new incoming call screen feature in Plasma Dialer 22.11.

By following these simple steps, you should be able to get Waydroid up and running without any issues.

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