okwon
2016-02-29 05:09:17 UTC
Congratulations ~~
Hi all,
As you may have read the announcement on both sites,
Android-x86 partners with Remix OS now.
http://www.android-x86.org/changelog/partnership
http://www.jide.com/en/remixos-for-pc/announcement
For those who are curious, let me give more details
why and how we make the partnership.
Jide Technology, the creator of Remix OS, has contacted
me in about Sep 2015 for the cooperation.
In the early Nov 2015, one month after Android-x86 5.1-rc1
released, they sent me a preview iso of Remix OS for PC
based on the 5.1-rc1. I was surprised they made it so quickly.
In the mid Nov 2015, two co-founders of Jide met me
at Taipei to exchange more ideas about the cooperation.
Later in the end of Nov when I visited Beijing,
I was invited to Jide's office to give a talk to the RD team.
I was surprised they have a so big, smart and energetic team.
After that, Jide engineers joined the devel group
to co-work with other developers. They have submitted
some valuable patches to the Android-x86 codebase.
Last week after the CNY holidays, I was invited to Jide office
again. During the meetings in the 4 days, we reached a very
detailed cooperation plan including new designed website,
prioritized working items and marketing promotion.
Moreover, we see the same vision that Android will
enter or even dominate the PC desktop in the future.
We hope to make it happen as quicker as possible.
We agreed to announce the partnership on MWC 2016.
Jide Technology will continue to contribute improvements of
Remix OS under the x86 BSP level, say, the kernel and hals.
Later I'll post the detailed tasks to the devel group
so other developers can follow and co-work together.
Besides, I was also invited to visit Chaozhuo Technology,
the creator of Phoenix OS(x86) in Beijing.
Though they are a smaller group, they also show
sincere intention to work with the community
to improve Android UX on the desktop.
I think they will also make good contributions in the future.
What I hope to say is the Jide and Chaozhuo Technology
shows a very good example how the commercial companies
can co-work and contribute an open source project
like Android-x86.
I believe they will move forward this project to a totally
different level than before in the near future.
Let's make it!
--
Chih-Wei
Android-x86 project
http://www.android-x86.org
As you may have read the announcement on both sites,
Android-x86 partners with Remix OS now.
http://www.android-x86.org/changelog/partnership
http://www.jide.com/en/remixos-for-pc/announcement
For those who are curious, let me give more details
why and how we make the partnership.
Jide Technology, the creator of Remix OS, has contacted
me in about Sep 2015 for the cooperation.
In the early Nov 2015, one month after Android-x86 5.1-rc1
released, they sent me a preview iso of Remix OS for PC
based on the 5.1-rc1. I was surprised they made it so quickly.
In the mid Nov 2015, two co-founders of Jide met me
at Taipei to exchange more ideas about the cooperation.
Later in the end of Nov when I visited Beijing,
I was invited to Jide's office to give a talk to the RD team.
I was surprised they have a so big, smart and energetic team.
After that, Jide engineers joined the devel group
to co-work with other developers. They have submitted
some valuable patches to the Android-x86 codebase.
Last week after the CNY holidays, I was invited to Jide office
again. During the meetings in the 4 days, we reached a very
detailed cooperation plan including new designed website,
prioritized working items and marketing promotion.
Moreover, we see the same vision that Android will
enter or even dominate the PC desktop in the future.
We hope to make it happen as quicker as possible.
We agreed to announce the partnership on MWC 2016.
Jide Technology will continue to contribute improvements of
Remix OS under the x86 BSP level, say, the kernel and hals.
Later I'll post the detailed tasks to the devel group
so other developers can follow and co-work together.
Besides, I was also invited to visit Chaozhuo Technology,
the creator of Phoenix OS(x86) in Beijing.
Though they are a smaller group, they also show
sincere intention to work with the community
to improve Android UX on the desktop.
I think they will also make good contributions in the future.
What I hope to say is the Jide and Chaozhuo Technology
shows a very good example how the commercial companies
can co-work and contribute an open source project
like Android-x86.
I believe they will move forward this project to a totally
different level than before in the near future.
Let's make it!
--
Chih-Wei
Android-x86 project
http://www.android-x86.org
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