- Go to Google.com/Chrome and download the “64 bit .deb (For Debian/Ubuntu)” version. Download and install it (double click on the package or
sudo apt install $THEFILE.deb) - Open Chromi (or Chromium) to install the Arc Welder app to your Chrome/Chromium browser.
- Most Android apps require WebGL which is strangely not enabled by default on my Debian box. So a quick search on DuckDuckGo (yes, I try to avoid the great G these days) told me «How To Enable WebGL In Chrome On Ubuntu?». As Ubuntu is a Debian derivative it also apply to my case. http://webglreport.com/ told me I already got WEbGL 1 and 2:
- Enable the “Override software rendering list” option in Chrome. You can access it typing
chrome://flagsin Chrome address bar - quit Chrome (check with “system monitor” that it hasn’t left some underground process. Otherwise kill it) and restart it.
- Go to
chrome://settingsand enableUse hardware acceleration when available.
- Enable the “Override software rendering list” option in Chrome. You can access it typing
- Now you should be able to add your APKs in the Arc Welder Chrome app.
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