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05-04-2019 09:39 PM (Last edited 05-04-2019 09:40 PM ) in
Galaxy SFor the past 5 months, we’ve been watching as Google slowly brought support for their Fuchsia OS to the Android Emulator, which would make the OS accessible to developers who don’t have Pixelbooks. A pair of indie developers have managed to piece together some of Google’s work-in-progress efforts to demonstrate Fuchsia running directly in the Android Emulator.
Fellow Fuchsia enthusiasts Greg Willard and Horus125 took to Willard’s personal blog to share their work. The blog post primarily explains the various steps the duo took to get Fuchsia up and running in the Android Emulator. Of particular note, four proposed code changes from the Fuchsia Gerrit were needed, dating back to February. Each of these code changes connects an additional piece of the puzzle, like adding a command flag that signals the Fuchsia tools to actually use the Android Emulator. As these changes have not been merged (or accepted) into Fuchsia code yet, that means they were not part of the Fuchsia “release candidate” we uncovered last month. This casts some serious doubt that we’ll be seeing a public release of Fuchsia for the Android Emulator at Google I/O or any time in the near future. The two developers also shared screenshots of the results of their work. In them, we get our first glimpse at what appears to be the Ermine shell, a replacement for Fuchsia’s original Armadillo UI.
Clearly, this new UI is far less flashy, which makes sense considering it’s designed for developers, not the average user. Willard notes that there isn’t much else to show off about Fuchsia in its current state. While it’s possible to follow the duo’s steps and try out Fuchsia for yourself, the guide assumes you already have a decent familiarity with Git, and the other various tools used to manage the Fuchsia source code. Additionally, one of Fuchsia’s requirements for graphics, Vulkan, currently only works in the Android Emulator from Linux, not Mac OS or Windows.
https://9to5google.com/2019/05/03/fuchsi
a-android-emulator/
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05-04-2019 09:43 PM in
Galaxy S"When Fuchsia broke cover last August, we noted the project's ambition. The presence of a compositor indicated it was capable of running on more than lightbulbs and routers, although the tiny new Magenta kernel also allows it go there too."
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05-04-2019 09:48 PM in
Galaxy Sandroid is linux based
but fushcia has different one known as zircon kernel so the last of andriod has came the q is the last of android
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05-04-2019 10:01 PM in
Galaxy Sthis is will not support the bio metric unlocks rather. then it will have two factor verification each time you login how ever you have the option to stay logged in
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