Who here hyped for Google ecosystem? >Fuchsia OS coming 2019 You will be able to run same OS on: >Laptop >Smartphone >IoT >Google Home Everything perfectly integrated. Chromecast, Google Home, AI Assistant, Android Auto, Waymo to go around...
My body is ready for the ultimate botnet experience.
It will probably be worse than even Windows 10 So not really hyped
Lucas Reyes
I don't care about the normalfaggot "ecosystem", and I could not give less of a fuck about phone or IoT shit. I care about the underlying technologies that will make a good OS. It's using a microkernel which means it'll be modular, stable, and secure. Microkernel based systems possess self-healing capabilities in which individual kernel processes can be brought back online after a crash without bringing the whole system down. It can be updated fully by replacing one module at a time while others keep running, meaning you never have to shut down the device. Microkernels are already used in military and aerospace related vehicle consoles and computers because of these qualities. It's about damn time we got this on the desktop.
It's open source. It can and will be forked.
John Bennett
Windows 10's only actual downsides are the fact that it's still dealing with decades worth of legacy bloat. Fuchsia doesn't have that problem.
Leo Robinson
Man I can't wait to have a microkernel OS on my laptop.
Jackson Cooper
>Windows 10's only actual downsides and the fuckton of shit spying and sending crap to some server. Which Faggotrysha will have down to a tee since won't even turn on without an internet connection
Owen Martin
>since won't even turn on without an internet connection Would you care to back up your claims?
Ryder Foster
>>Fuchsia OS coming 2019 I think that's a year too early. The OS is still completely unusable for anything but a demo.
Christopher Watson
>I think that's a year too early. The OS is still completely unusable for anything but a demo. Google has a "dream team" working on it, people who were behind RedHat Linux, FreeBSD, iOS, BeOS, etc.
Joshua Stewart
>Would you care to back up your claims? So far there's no info but if you take into account that chrome os and android need a google account to actually use the damn thing properly, what do you think will happen to the brand new Google OS that will get embeded everywhere? Can you with a straight face believe you will be able to use it properly with no internet or without the google account that ties up all together? Anyways, we are still far from seeing anything that resembles a final product. It's less than alpha, but I would not hold my breath on how bad it will be in terms of spying and 'telemmetry'
Charles Brooks
Are we taking bets on how long it takes for them to abandon it?
Brandon Robinson
You guys do know that microkernels already exist in stable operating systems, right? Google is just looking for more shekels. This new OS isn't going to solve any problems with computing.
Hunter Mitchell
What about the Linux/Android fragmentation problem?
Gavin Russell
What about the Jewish problem?
Jackson Robinson
Linux is will be a server OS. Fuchsia will be laptop/smartphone/desktop OS.
Screencap this.
Robert King
That's a community issue, not a computing issue
Luis King
>implying they don't already
Matthew Hall
So its a computing solution to a community issue.
Lucas Reyes
If they can get make it do most of the same stuff that Chrome OS does now, I don't see an issue with it. I'd probably use it if I can run it on standard Intel hardware and I'd even do some development for the platform, starting with a port of QEMU so users can run common Windows and Linux programs still.
Chrome OS and Android don't need Google accounts to be used properly. You can set up everything offline and simply choose not to use any Google services. Even better, there are open source forks of each like Chromium OS and Linage OS that further strip out most or all Google services that you don't want anyways. As long as Fuchsia is open source, why would there be any difference?
All of the microkernel systems I've ever seen are either shitty slow junk, they have no software, they're proprietary and expensive and/or closed source, or a combination of those. QNX is one of the best GUI microkernel based systems out there but it's closed source and not available for home users to buy and has a small software library, MINIX is a research OS with no software or driver support, and Hurd is a bitch and half to install, let alone to use, also lacking software.
It's a real problem but this is the wrong board for political discussion.
Even flagships don't run completely open source software and wont have 10 years of updates.
Dylan Butler
>muh botnet jeremy we left that meme in 2008
Robert Brooks
so, this kills the java?
Dominic Reyes
There are a lot that get updates for quite a few years though and you can switch to lineage after that. What else would be the point of this?
Wyatt Johnson
si
Andrew Lopez
>Total convenience. >Cant change things myself >Cant run the software I want if google doesn't want me to
"ecosystems" are only convenient for the tech illiterate.
Julian Adams
>"ecosystems" are only convenient for the tech illiterate.
t. can't afford expensive toys
Parker Johnson
The java is coming to fuchsia
Aiden Johnson
It's just temporary stopgap so all those pajeets working on android apps don't drop fuchsia immediately, don't worry.
Hunter Ortiz
And fushia won't ship as completely open source either. The google parts that are not removable without root will be there and will not be open source.
And updates can be good or bad. Either you get no updates, like android, or you get updates that gimp your device like iOS. OEMs will not use anything that don't let them do one of those.
Its very doubtful if it could gain any traction without android emulation. See windows phone. No apps = no sales = no developers = no apps
Zachary Carter
>temporary It just doesn't make sense to rewrite programs for a new platform. It will probably never remove the android compatibility.
Jaxon Cook
It'll happen. Bigger platforms are doing it currently~
Zachary Hill
O.P YOU Dumbo you can already run android apps on ChromeBooks.
Julian Carter
>The google parts that are not removable without root will be there and will not be open source. Only OEM drivers and Gapps will be closed just like on Android.
Ian Fisher
>botnet Why does Jow Forums misuse this word so much? It's been years and still you faggots can't seem to get one goddamn word right.
Kayden Sullivan
hahaha we all know you're retarded
Aiden Wright
They've gone back to their old logo except less shiny? is this on their homepage? I haven't visited Google in half a year, and have it blocked on my network
Ian Ortiz
And yet people are constantly worrying and whining about Apple allegedly wanting to merge MacOS and iOS to have one consistent stack across all devices lmao.
Jordan Lopez
At least those. Do you have any source on ONLY that being closed source though?
I could see google doing a apple-style divide where the kernel is useless without the rest of their closed source OS.
Jayden Torres
Maybe if I could access my google home commands from all their identical search bars they put on my phone and not just the one specific random one.
Oh and if I didn't have to go through chink login portals and hand them my wifi password to set up a smart device, that would be nice.
Oh and if they put some thought into a logical capable command system and got rid of weird half assed echoes of linking accounts to voices I would like that.
The whole beast is so awfully fractured and feels like it's destined to be the next scrapped google product.
Cooper Morris
That's not happening. And only macos devs are worried about that, they've gotten lazy.
Juan Stewart
>I could see google doing a apple-style divide where the kernel is useless without the rest of their closed source OS. I'm more afraid that googlel will make fuchsia locked down like iOS.
Those two go hand in hand, if it's usable in it's FOSS state people can easily fork it so you have root by default.
Aaron Mitchell
>it's not even out yet and I'm an expert The absolute state of Jow Forums. Why the fuck would Google their biggest edge over Apple? That makes no fucking sense. The ability to customize and install anything you want is why Android didn't fucking die out right at the start and managed to catch up to iOS and then surpass it. Why in the flying fuck would they drop that in fuschia? ChromeOS may not be the most customizable OS in the world, but it isn't meant to be. It is meant for light office work, note taking, quick research, and streaming media consumption. It isn't meant to compete with macOS or Windows in any meaningful way, it's meant to replicate one facet of Android's success: emerging markets. That's the industry word for "we want Pajeet to buy our shit, so it doesn't have to be pretty or run fast, it just has to be dirt cheap"
David Rodriguez
What if the devices come with locked bootloaders and the OS has great security to prevent root exploits?
then Fuchsia isn't for you user. I refuse to use Apple and IOS because of how locked down everything is and no FLAC support (fucking really?). However I'm using the stock ROM my LG V20 came with and barely changed anything other than my launcher. If Fuchsia is all the pluses of Android but more secure built from the ground up, then I'm on board.
Mason Hernandez
But what if the stock ROM is shit (samsung) and I just want something better (resurrection remix)
Luis Sanders
>Why the fuck would Google their biggest edge over Apple? Because most people don't care. they just use their apps and get on with their day. Also, you need root to do a lot of stuff google and OEMs dont want you to do. tech media and normalfags are complaining about androids issues but they aren't complaining about iOS being locked down.
>ChromeOS may not be the most customizable OS in the world, but it isn't meant to be. It is meant for light office work, note taking, quick research, and streaming media consumption. It isn't meant to compete with macOS or Windows in any meaningful way Neither is fuchia for phones. But a lot of people are seeing desktops and laptops as dying, apple wants to move their laptops to iOS and ARM. Windows wants to lock down windows on arm as well. Other than gaymurs and nerds x86 and operating systems where you have root by default may very well be dying.
Sebastian Phillips
>want to get a phone with physical keyboard >blackberry keyone looks good >the keytwo is coming out soon >decide to wait for it >an entire new phone OS is coming out now Do I just keep waiting?
Jeremiah Lewis
waiting is a meme
Camden Kelly
I wont use it without custom rom support
Connor Edwards
NOT AT ALL
Instead of replacing the Java bloatware runtime the are replacing the Linux Kernel , Google genius everyone.. Kotlin also sucks..
Fuchsia is irrelevant to you if you're after a physical keyboard. Very few phones are bound to have it and those that do won't have a physical keyboard.
Jeremiah Brown
Good point, I didn't think of it like that.
Thomas Cruz
>Instead of replacing the Java bloatware runtime But they are... with dart :^)
Elijah James
Botnet is more relevant than ever you consumerist troglodyte.
Gavin Evans
The reason i'll switch is because the kernel security model is based on capabilities instead of fucking access control lists. Seriously fuck unix and its apologist hipsters, it's about time capabilities came to desktops.
Jace Ortiz
I believe those are the stamens of the fuschia flower.
>Written in Mixed: C, C++, Dart, Go, LLVM, Python, Rust, Shell, TypeScript Jesus
Nathaniel Thompson
you fags and this FLAC support, you know your human ears can't handle the full auditory spectrum right user
Bentley Thompson
How is that bad?
Asher Sanchez
>It's open source It's released with jew licenses, meaning they'll take the open source base and add all the good parts that make it actually usable into the proprietary-only version. The people at google work against the free software community and they always did.
Ryan Lopez
>want to modify any Unix >learn C and maybe sh+make
>want to modify Fuchsia >learn several different languages
Charles Taylor
>it's about time capabilities came to desktops Didn't Microsoft try this with UAC and everyone hated it?
Logan Gutierrez
>conversant only in 1 language are you some kind of brainlet?
Robert Martinez
Fuchsia is not gpl-licensed, meaning they don't have to release anything for you that's in their actual product. You're delusional if you think they'll make the same mistake again they did with android
Josiah Williams
What's so mysterious about Fuschia? And why are journalists so lazy?
What people don't understand is OSes today (Windows and Linux) were written for ancient hardware initially
Fuchsia has the advantage of not having to do that. It can start by assuming everyone has modern hardware and that is impactful
Other OSes will not be able to compete because they are a bloated garbage supporting legacy systems
Xavier Cook
yes and you're participating in one therefore your whining is just shouting into the void so try not to shout too much
Jaxon Hall
>彼は英語で書いた
Hunter Hughes
>Fuchsia is based on a new microkernel called "Zircon", derived from "Little Kernel",[1][2] a small operating system intended for embedded systems, which was developed by Travis Geiselbrecht, a creator of the NewOS kernel used by Haiku OS >a creator of the NewOS kernel used by Haiku OS
You will have it on your desktop. Unironically will be the perfect OS.
Finally you won't have to put Applel's gay dildo up your butt, or put up with Micropenis' bullshit, or Linux lack of hardware support/drivers and lack of decent GUI, fonts, consistent design
You will get what you always dreamed of, a GOOD OS. Finally.
Cooper Wood
While this is correct, the only loser in this scenario is Linux. Everyone else has enough control over their work to completely do what Google is currently doing. Unlikely they will however though as on the MS side they make majority of money through legacy, and Applel is lagging in talent to even think about making that move.
>While this is correct, the only loser in this scenario is Linux. Good. Will be nice to see the smug interjecting freetards get BTFO
Grayson Gray
I mean, since you can literally download the code and compile it on a pixel book right now, I don't think that'll be an issue. Unless Google decides to up and pull the plug on it being open sores. I wouldn't put it past them. Then again, they may just do chrome vs chromium type thing where one is open and one isn't.
just a reminder people also said windows NT won't be able to compete with the amazing new cutting edge modern OS that apple was gonna get from Nextstep
Jacob Torres
I don't think Google's interest is to profit directly from the OS It will stay 100% open source IMO Instead, they want to create a "Google ecosystem" - you will be free to opt out, but it will be convenient not to
Nathan Bailey
It would be so silly to attempt to profit directly from the OS when they full well know how much data is waiting right above. Then again, doubt anyone seriously considered Windows having advertisements baked in. So who knows~
Aaron Reed
which is sad because windows phone was bretty well designed. it was solely killed by microshit kikery and their retarded API restrictions.. like who the fuck charges people money for deployment developing anything for it was extremely painful
I still have my nokia lumia though, love that phone
Cooper Jenkins
>tfw Linux will be killed by the Botnet its been great guys
Isaiah James
Prediction: Fuchsia runs on everything. By 2025, it is in every appliance, every car, every TV, pmp, phone, tablet, desktop, laptop, vape, etc. It literally becomes part of our lives in a way in which it becomes impossible not to use it unless you're totally off the grid because all of your financial transactions happen via Fuchsia.
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James Gray
Why would Google choose a name the average normie can't even spell?
Noah Flores
you can delete chromeos and install debian on your chromebook...