We’re committed to improving the feature parity, compatibility, and performance of our Android builds most improvements for desktop platforms, like Windows and Linux, will also help improve our Android users’ experience. To my surprise, Outlook even had push notifications working and I don't know how it did so because most Play Store apps don't notify and the apps which work around this do so by having a persistent notification icon, which Outlook did not use.You're finally awake! yuzu on Android launched! (Samsung Galaxy S20 FE, Mesa Turnip GPU driver) State of things: Where are we? What can users expect?īefore we talk more about where we are and what users can expect, we would like to make a few things clear: MS Outlook for what it's worth does run on a de-googled Android phone with no microG and no Play Services the last time I played around with GrapheneOS on my Pixel. So it seems they have some groundwork laid out to allow some degree of selecting a LineageOS branch to install which would seem to come preinstalled with gapps (I'm guessing the FOSS branch likely means preinstalled F-Droid).
When I tried sudo waydroid init -s GAPPS it said it could not find the branch, and same for the FOSS option, with only the default VANILLA working. Sudo waydroid init -help showed an option -s SYSTEM_TYPE where it lists the options available as: VANILLA, FOSS, or GAPPS with the default being VANILLA. When I was exploring the command line interface for Waydroid I saw some interesting options that hint to this being a future possibility: Software projects working on the PinePhone: All major Linux Phone-oriented projects, as well as other FOSS OS’, are represented on the PinePhone and developers work together on our platform to bring support this this community driven device. The purpose of the PinePhone isn’t only to deliver a functioning Linux phone to end-users, but also to actively create a market for such a device, as well as to support existing and well established Linux-on-Phone projects. Powered by the same Quad-Core ARM Cortex A53 64-Bit SOC used in our popular PINE A64 Single Board Computer, the PinePhone runs mainline Linux as well as anything else you’ll get it to run. Perhaps you’re in a line of work where security is a must, or a hard-core Linux enthusiast, or perhaps you’ve just got enough of Android and iOS and you’re ready for something else – the PinePhone may be the next Phone for you.
The future of community driven mobile phone technology.Īn Open Source Smart Phone Supported by All Major Linux Phone Projects
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