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So I'm reading the documentation of the newest thing from Google: the Android Studio XR. There, they mention that there's an emulator available.

...by the emulator there's this _interesting_ info box that reads: 'Caution: In rare cases, using the emulator can result in system freezes or crashes on some Windows configurations. Please ensure all data is saved before running the emulator. As a workaround, enable WHPX. See release notes for more known issues.'

Holy fuck. Those are some _very_ major problems that may arise from using it. Congrats... on that failure, of course.

They should definitely patch it soon.

Anyway, source here: https://developer.android.com/devel... .

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    On a somewhat related note, I know Steam can freeze the OS, too. In fact I am afflicted by the issue, explaining how I know about it.

    I've seen enough posts about this:

    - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/... ,

    - https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/... ,

    - https://steamcommunity.com/discussi... .

    Well, for me disabling Hardware Acceleration in Steam Client's settings worked as a workaround.
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    I‘d bet my ass that the issue is not android studio or steam but actually Windows.
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    Yup, it's very unlikely that Android Studio can do anything to prevent the issue, since only Windows is affected.

    But you can actually do something about it: stop developing software for Linux platform on Windows. We've seen the amazing quality of WSL. I wouldn't expect more here.

    ps. Android Studio in fact comes from Jetbrains, not Google.
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    @reyivo > 'Android Studio in fact comes from Jetbrains, not Google.'

    I'm sure most of us are aware.

    > 'Yup, it's very unlikely that Android Studio can do anything to prevent the issue, since only Windows is affected.'

    W/o knowing the root cause, we can't really blame the OS or say that Android Studio can't be patched.

    > 'But you can actually do something about it: stop developing software for Linux platform on Windows.'

    That's a bad way of looking at this. So some people like using Windows for whatever reason, why !let them develop things using the OS, too?
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