Virtual machines with KVM on Pixel 6 and Android 13 DP1

It's ridiculous that you can run full blown OSes in your device inside a VM, but you can't do it on metal, because you're device is locked so much.

This is amazing news! I've been wanting this since the Nexus 5X where I built a kernel with KVM and was disappointed to see the "kvm failed to become hypervisor" message in dmesg.

&gt; There&#x27;s actually a permission for apps to run a native service in a Microdroid VM (system-managed crosvm + Binder vsock), though I haven&#x27;t gotten it working on DP1. Direct KVM access requires root though.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;twitter.com&#x2F;kdrag0n&#x2F;status&#x2F;1492790737192177668" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;twitter.com&#x2F;kdrag0n&#x2F;status&#x2F;1492790737192177668</a>

I bought the Pixel 6 looking for some approximation of openness, so this makes me happy to see. Does anyone know what significance the specific hardware (Google Tensor) has in this?

Does W11 in a VM mean you could effectively dock your phone into a monitor and use it as a proper PC with shared filesystem access to all your Android stuff?

How good is Windows 11 on the Pixel 6? Is there any slowdown from using a KVM? Can you export USB devices say for the bluetooth adapter or a keyboard?<p>It may sound weird, but I love Windows, and the opportunity to run Win11 on better hardware than a Lumia 950 is very tempting to me!!

How do I follow along?