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It's really a distro isn't it? Linux kernel packaged with a set of userspace software (mostly in java) and bunch of non-java supporting bits making it work.
by izacus 2y ago
It's really a distro isn't it? Linux kernel packaged with a set of userspace software (mostly in java) and bunch of non-java supporting bits making it work.
- pjmlp 2y agoA custom Linux kernel, compiled with clang, where Rust is used without drama, and most drivers live on their own process talking with the Linux kernel via Binder IPC, microkernel style. Which means most Android drivers are actually written in a mix of C++, Java and Rust, with a standard ABI, HAL.
- ruthmarx 2y agoPretty far from a linux distro honestly, especially since distro tends to imply it can run most linux software.