From your confirmation in june of this year, the support of Android apps in Windows 11 has been attracting attention for integrating previously divergent operating systems and thus raising the possibilities for its users, thanks to a partnership with Amazon.
Now, after we started to see its effective initial availability on Windows 11 Channel Dev, developers started to explore the possibilities behind the novelty and right away, we have the emergence of information related to the supposed root of the Microsoft solution.
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According to John Wu, Magisk developer, a teamwork that also includes the people from Riru and LSPosed managed to put an assisted and functional SU using emulator scripts.
“Yes, we managed to get kernel-assisted SU up and running on the WSA, which boots Magisk using my emulator scripts, and the rest is business as usual.”
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Also according to Wu, it is still necessary to work on the solution that allows this feat, which includes understanding what would be the most effective way to install Magisk given that the “WSA proprietary init makes it difficult to root without a system”, the most viable solution being “directly modify the system image”.
With that, it opens the door for developers to work on the solution and, who knows, even allow its users to install and use apks and additional stores.
So, what did you think of the news? Tell us in the comments!
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