Hello.

    I'm willing to run Organic Map on my Linux laptop. It has no GPS,
but the goal is to visit the map and, possibly print some area using the
screen capture -- there isn't a print comand on Organic Map and I can't
imagine how there could be a screen capture on Android.

    To achieve this, I must first install some Android emulation. I had
a look at several ones but found they had no version for my system. The
last I gave a try is Waydroid and here is what I get:

    The first instruction to install  is to execute 'curl -s
https://repo.waydro.id/ | sudo bash' , but I get the message

 [!] Distribution ""daedalus"" is not supported

    I bet it only knows about Debian version codes, but how does it get
to read that the installed version is Daedalus? In /etc there are both
debian_version and devuan_version, where the first is 12.11, and the
last is daedalus.

    Maybe I could overwrite daedalus with bookworm, but I'd like to
know how the command gets to read /etc/devuan_version.

    Any idea?

--     Didier