“Want to install and run your favorite Android apps smoothly on your Linux desktop? Give Waydroid a try! Waydroid uses a container-based architecture that lets you run Android applications with near-native performance and deep integration into your Linux system. This guide explains how to use Waydroid on Linux.”
Running containers generally means a smaller footprint, lighter resources, and good integration. It also means this will only run on top of a Linux host PC and not inside a Linux VM running on Windows, for example.
Waydroid is a fully open source project.
See https://www.maketecheasier.com/run-android-apps-linux-waydroid and Waydroid’s website at https://waydro.id