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I don't think it's over for CopperheadOS, but it is over for that name. Like Cyanogen changing to LineageOS, the dev who deleted his signing keys will probably
by djsumdog 8y ago
I don't think it's over for CopperheadOS, but it is over for that name. Like Cyanogen changing to LineageOS, the dev who deleted his signing keys will probably just foke a new code base with a new name.
Obviously it won't be as peaceful a transition Cyanogen->Lineage, but that's my prediction for this Android variant in the next few months.
- milcron 8y agoDaniel sounds rather burnt out, and also needs to find a new job. I wouldn't expect updates at the same pace.
- nextos 8y agoYes, which is quite sad both because of the amount of effort put into this and because there's nothing quite similar to migrate to. CopperheadOS was a bit unique.
- ReverseCold 8y ago> the dev who deleted his signing keys will probably just foke a new code base with a new name "I can't continue CopperheadOS without Copperhead. I need to think about what my options are in terms of finding a new job. [...] I'm not starting many things over again from scratch and I'm not founding a new company." - strcat I offered to help him try and find funding to work on it without copperhead, but that's what he said.