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ExTV/Podroid
A rootless Android app that boots a real Alpine Linux VM so you can run Podman, Docker, LXC containers and X11 GUI apps on your phone.
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¿Qué es?
Podroid runs a full Alpine Linux virtual machine with its own kernel on an Android phone, without root access. Because it is a real VM rather than a chroot or proot workaround, Podman, Docker and LXC behave as they would on a server.
The VM runs either on QEMU or on hardware-accelerated AVF on supported pKVM devices. The app includes an in-app terminal with 256-color support, color themes and fonts, plus an X11 viewer for running Linux GUI applications with touch, keyboard, mouse and audio.
Networking features include SSH access, port forwarding managed from the VM shell, USB passthrough, a bridge between the guest and Android, and Downloads-folder sharing with the guest. The project targets arm64 devices running Android 8 or later.
Funciones clave
- 01Podman, Docker and LXC pre-installed in an Alpine Linux VM
- 02Runs on QEMU or hardware-accelerated AVF on supported pKVM devices
- 03Built-in terminal with xterm-256color support and themes
- 04X11 viewer for running Linux GUI apps with touch and audio
- 05SSH access, port forwarding and USB passthrough
Casos de uso
- Running container workloads on an Android phone without root
- Trying Linux server tools or development environments on mobile
- Running Linux GUI applications on a phone or tablet
- Exposing services running in the phone's VM to the local network
Temas
Preguntas frecuentes
- ¿Qué es Podroid?
- A rootless Android app that boots a real Alpine Linux VM so you can run Podman, Docker, LXC containers and X11 GUI apps on your phone. Podroid runs a full Alpine Linux virtual machine with its own kernel on an Android phone, without root access. Because it is a real VM rather than a chroot or proot workaround, Podman, Docker and LXC behave as they would on a server.
- ¿Podroid es gratuito? ¿Qué licencia tiene?
- Podroid es open source bajo la licencia GPL-2.0. Revisa los términos de la licencia antes de usarlo en productos comerciales.
- ¿Podroid sigue mantenido?
- Mantenimiento activo. El último commit de Podroid fue el 21 sept 2026.
- ¿Para qué puedo usar Podroid?
- Running container workloads on an Android phone without root Trying Linux server tools or development environments on mobile Running Linux GUI applications on a phone or tablet Exposing services running in the phone's VM to the local network
- ¿Dónde consigo Podroid?
- El código fuente y las instrucciones de instalación están en GitHub: https://github.com/ExTV/Podroid
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