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Thanks, but would sooner recommend my third article: https://techspecs.blog/blog/2017/3/15/fuchsias-hypervisor https://techspecs.blog/blog/2017/3/15/fuchsias-hy

Thanks, but would sooner recommend my third article: https://techspecs.blog/blog/2017/3/15/fuchsias-hypervisor https://techspecs.blog/blog/2017/3/15/fuchsias-hypervisor.

tyingq 10y ago
The link in the bottom of your first article was very helpful, and seems to confirm ChromeOS and Android would be the likely targets. https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/magenta/+show/master/docs/mg_and_lk.md https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/magenta/+show/master/docs/m...
- techenthusiast 10y ago
  Thanks. Yeah, they really could not be more transparent about that. Most of the bring-up is on mobile + PC silicon as well. There's no need to kill Chrome OS for the education, mind.
  - tyingq 10y ago
    Looked at it again, and it could be an old comment about magenta, and maybe not applicable to fuchsia?
    - techenthusiast 10y ago
      Well, the OS is most strictly the kernel, right? It's honestly all together. It's an SMP system that you can already run on normal ARM and x86 devices. The team has stated that everything in the kernel is true, and that there's quite a lot there to infer from. What they can't say publicly is the how and why, e.g. how would they hypothetically implement backwards compatibility with Android apps?