>A new OS isn’t compelling for users. Yes it is. Not directly, of course, nobody cares about the OS. But in case of Android distributions, if they could exchan

>A new OS isn’t compelling for users. Yes it is. Not directly, of course, nobody cares about the OS. But in case of Android distributions, if they could exchange the Linux layer to Fuchsia, while keeping most of the Android userland in terms of UX, and deliver gains such as increased battery life, then suddenly people would be interested. It would be similar to Apple's development and adoption of ARM architecture.