What are the chances of that happening? It seems they would have to disassemble google to find the hooks and achieve that (or, more unlikely: negotiate with Google to access hooks).If Android apps work with some minimal modifications or even better without any modification,
Just grate ?Looks like The Chump has Made America Grate (sic) - Again
hey would have to disassemble google to find the hooks and achieve that (or, more unlikely: negotiate with Google to access hooks)
I did not find any information that it is based on AOSP, unlike the first version.Somehow we the developers have forgotten that the base Android system is Open-source!
Some good points made. I've often thought Android is just a spin off of Linux, anyway. Once had a Linux phone (maybe before Android) it was good too.So, Harmony, can very well be a spin-off of Android, and Huawei only needs to provide support for their own devices
??? ?1.4 billion Chinese will spread this new operating system enough.
In that case : keep an eye out for rabbitBUSH#OSAs I understand it, if left unchanged, Android is yours for the taking, and you are allowed to introduce changes to it.
Take a look at the Android wiki page and you will find that Android is in fact open source, and is only "comercially sponsored" by Google.I did not find any information that it is based on AOSP, unlike the first version.
Version 2.0 is build from the ground.
I know what AOSP is and what Android is. I just say there is no info about connection between HarmonyOS v2.0 and AOSP.Take a look at the Android wiki page
Just like B4X ?fact open source,
seems to be where the "bug" Stops. Implies that other bits are add ons and Not open-source as a result. So Play relies on Services relies on ... Blah blah....meaning third parties won't have unfettered access.most devices include proprietary components such as Google Play
I thought you were talking about Android...I know what AOSP is and what Android is. I just say there is no info about connection between HarmonyOS v2.0 and AOSP.
Also there is no version of AOSP fork that will work on device (iOT) with 128 KB ram memory.
I highly doubt HarmonyOS 2.0 is AOSP fork.
Check open harmony project.
Ah, that was useful..... Just let me run around the corner and take lessons in caligraphic communication. Be back soon.....
Anyway... nothing in that page tells me that the exact same OS version will work on different architectures
HarmonyOS 2.0
Huawei touts HarmonyOS as a mobile operating system that can work across a number of different devices. Developers only need to create one version of the app that ports across multiple pieces of hardware, the company claims.
The same as B4x at least for most of the code... but then you need to compile, or as they state "port" the app to target the device class you want.Huawei says its own operating system HarmonyOS will come to smartphones next year
Huawei launched the second version of its own operating system on Thursday, pushing it to third-party device makers as it looks to find create a viable alternative to Google's Android.www.cnbc.com
getting way out of main subject.
Wow, china fan boy, live your politics at home.What are the chances of that happening? It seems they would have to disassemble google to find the hooks and achieve that (or, more unlikely: negotiate with Google to access hooks).
Even if the USA comes to its senses and a new president is in office from january, how likely is it that these restrictions as set by The Chump will be reversed? And, if they are reversed, then, have things progressed to the point where the Chinese will just continue with their plans to challenge their way into the google space? [they'll continute those plans anyway. . . . .]]
The split just seems to be there and sticky. I have just had to make the decision to shift from Huawei devices back to Korean devices which will have the google services in order to continue developing (that is on a developer device as opposed to a user device).
What is known about what the Huawei developer tools will cover - how will they even try to make a Huawei App compatible with google ecology without raiding the IP and crossing into all sorts of legal dung-piles?
That whole ecosystem would be locked to Huawei devices, in all likelihood, so unless one of us is devoted to a market for our developments in China, then, we would not have to find a way to recompile Apps for HarmonyOS - maybe Huawei will provide a tool - that is if their international market remains viable because people may just drift away from their devices - something that could turn on them quite quickly as The Chump's "strategy" bites harder.
Looks like The Chump has Made America Grate (sic) - Again
You should do the same.... in this forum we have and RESPECT all kind of nationalities, religions, skin colors, political preferences, football (soccer for the other sice of the globe) preferences, etc, and everyone's allowed to defend them in an educated way.Wow, china fan boy, live your politics at home.
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