dabigm
ULTIMATE Member
For business reasons I have to have two android apps that are basically 2FA code generators.
These apps are NOT available for anything other than iOS and Android.
This presents a small problem in that my company does not provide me with a phone (They do pay my phone bill but not the device). So If I want to upgrade, I lose / damage my phone then I get locked out of work and I have to submit tickets to an IT dept in another country and that takes time.
I would therefore like to run these apps on a PC that I can backup, access remotely etc.
I think the android version would probably be the easiest to run on PC. I'm just wondering how to go about this.
So far the choices that I have looked at seem to be either
a) A windows PC running bluestacks
b) A VM with Bliss OS installed.
and possibly :
c) Dock droid (android docker thingy I found but haven't looked into much)
What do people think is the best solution here? I like option C) the best because it's light weight, docker, can easily spin up and down etc. But from my very limited look at it, it seems (maybe im wrong) to just spin up bliss OS by running QEmu on the host? so what's the point of it over Bliss OS?
Is anyone else doing anything remotely like this or running android (ARM) apps on a PC?
These apps are NOT available for anything other than iOS and Android.
This presents a small problem in that my company does not provide me with a phone (They do pay my phone bill but not the device). So If I want to upgrade, I lose / damage my phone then I get locked out of work and I have to submit tickets to an IT dept in another country and that takes time.
I would therefore like to run these apps on a PC that I can backup, access remotely etc.
I think the android version would probably be the easiest to run on PC. I'm just wondering how to go about this.
So far the choices that I have looked at seem to be either
a) A windows PC running bluestacks
b) A VM with Bliss OS installed.
and possibly :
c) Dock droid (android docker thingy I found but haven't looked into much)
What do people think is the best solution here? I like option C) the best because it's light weight, docker, can easily spin up and down etc. But from my very limited look at it, it seems (maybe im wrong) to just spin up bliss OS by running QEmu on the host? so what's the point of it over Bliss OS?
Is anyone else doing anything remotely like this or running android (ARM) apps on a PC?























