How to Install Waydroid and Kodi on Raspberry Pi with Electron 25.3.0

Are you looking to test Kodi on your Raspberry Pi? If so, you're in the right place. In this article, we'll guide you through the process of installing the necessary packages to get started.

To begin, you need to install Waydroid-image and its dependencies. Remember that Waydroid only works with Wayland, so make sure your system is configured accordingly. If you're using a Gnome or Sway edition, you may need to install openssl-1.1 as part of this update.

Once the installation process is complete, you should be able to launch Waydroid without any issues. However, if you encounter any errors during the process, please make sure that you have installed the necessary package. There are some applications currently available in the market that specifically look for version 1.1 of openssl, such as Silver.

In recent updates, Arch Linux has introduced a compatibility package called openssl-1.1 to cater to these types of issues arising from the update to OpenSSL 3.0. This new version of OpenSSL might still be looking for version 1.1, which is why this compatibility package was created.

Apart from Waydroid and Kodi installation, several mobile-specific packages have been updated in recent times. For instance, Plasma Dialer has introduced a new incoming call screen in its latest update to version 22.11.

By following these steps carefully, you should be able to get Waydroid working fine on your Raspberry Pi. So go ahead and start experimenting with Kodi and other applications on your device using Electron 25.3.0.

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