How does the deepin system run apk files?

The deepin system itself is a Linux operating system and cannot directly run Android apk files because they are designed for the Android operating system. If you want to run apk files on the deepin system, you can consider using a emulator or virtual machine to simulate the Android environment.

Here are some common emulators and virtual machine tools that can be installed and run on the deepin system:

1. Android Studio is a development tool for Android that comes with an Android emulator. You can create a virtual device in Android Studio and install apk files for testing.
2. Install Android Studio: You can either install it through the deepin software store or download the installation package from the official website.
3. Create a virtual device: Open Android Studio, click on the “AVD Manager” button, then in the pop-up window click on “Create Virtual Device”, choose a device type and system image, and finally click “Next” and “Finish” to complete the creation.
4. Run the apk file: In Android Studio, click on the “Run” button, select the virtual device you created earlier, and then choose the apk file you want to install and run.
5. Genymotion is an Android emulator based on VirtualBox that can be installed and run on the deepin system.
6. Install Genymotion: You can download the installation package from Genymotion’s official website to complete the installation.
7. Create a virtual device: Open Genymotion, sign in to your account, and create a virtual device.
8. To run an apk file: In Genymotion, select the virtual device you created, then drag and drop the apk file into the emulator window to install and run it.

Please be aware that simulators and virtual machines may put a strain on system resources, it is recommended to run them on a computer with sufficient memory and processor performance.