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For a moment I was confused why Trello was being mentioned and this and the other reply are the only mentions of it on the page. Easy typo to make or autocomple

For a moment I was confused why Trello was being mentioned and this and the other reply are the only mentions of it on the page. Easy typo to make or autocomplete false-positive, I suppose. I'm excited for Treble, personally. I'd like to slightly modify your statement to say that it's available for any device that supports it. Google Pixel and Pixel XL shipped with Nougat but they are using it to test the transition from a non-Treble system layer to a Treble-ized (?) one with Android O's release. So other OEMs could choose to support Treble on older devices, given that they meet the requirements and also have support from the BSP vendors like Qualcomm. That said, I agree with you that it probably will still take some time before we see a huge impact, and it's a shame it's taken this long; better late than never, I suppose?

pjmlp 9y ago
> Easy typo to make or autocomplete false-positive, I suppose. Thanks for the remark, yeah my device auto-correct does funny things and I do not always notice what it did. > So other OEMs could choose to support Treble on older devices, given that they meet the requirements and also have support from the BSP vendors like Qualcomm. The thing is Treble is nothing new, it is just the attempt N + 1 to sort out the update situation in a technical way, where the all issue is political. Android already has an HAL that OEMs should adhere to [1], so if they haven't adopted correct behaviours willingly, it is not now that they will start doing it. [1] https://source.android.com/devices/ https://source.android.com/devices/