Nadia/Надя/नाडिया/娜迪亚/ نادية鸿蒙 (Hóngméng) apparently is described as a distributed microkernel. I had no idea when I tacked clustering bits in the spirit of Mach's early '90s efforts onto Telix' eventual design goals that there were live efforts toward such ends. That may be the direction to go once Telix gets up to speed on a single node, provided I'm in a position to keep working on it.
SnoopyDigging into Harmony OS Internals
@opensource
medium.com/snapp-mobile/digging-into-harmony-os-internals-fb48d822e65a
Huawei have undertaken the ambitious goal to create a brand new operating system. Even more impressive is that they are creating a universal OS to run on devices from micro controllers, to phones, TVs, desktop computers and even cars.
In China, this new OS is called Hongmeng; outside China it is called Harmony OS . (You might have also come across references to “Harmony OS Next”. This refers to the upcoming release of Harmony OS .)
#logicielLibre #iOS #Windows #Android #Linux #China #USA #HarmonyOS #Huawei #HongMeng
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medium.com/snapp-mobile/digging-into-harmony-os-internals-fb48d822e65a
Huawei have undertaken the ambitious goal to create a brand new operating system. Even more impressive is that they are creating a universal OS to run on devices from micro controllers, to phones, TVs, desktop computers and even cars.
In China, this new OS is called Hongmeng; outside China it is called Harmony OS . (You might have also come across references to “Harmony OS Next”. This refers to the upcoming release of Harmony OS .)
#logicielLibre #iOS #Windows #Android #Linux #China #USA #HarmonyOS #Huawei #HongMeng
Martin DěckýAt last a full-fledged microkernel paper at a major OS conference again: "Microkernel Goes General: Performance and Compatibility in the HongMeng Production Microkernel" at OSDI'24. Co-authored by many of my former colleagues from Huawei OS Kernel Lab (Haibo Chen, Hui Wang et al.). Congratulations and really looking forward to reading the full text! #microkernel #osdi #os #hongmeng https://www.usenix.org/conference/osdi24/presentation/chen-haibo
Gregori FabreHuawei’s #hongmeng OS could be revealed this week #theverge https://www.theverge.com/2019/8/5/20754443/huawei-hongmeng-os-phone-announcement-developer-conference
Ulrich LintlDer von #Huawei entwickelte #Android Nachfolger #HongMeng bzw. #ArkOS soll heuer im Herbst auf einem Smart-TV erscheinen.
Dieses System kann eine neue Dynamik in den Martk der Smartphones bzw. ihrer Betriebssysteme bringen.
https://www.gamestar.de/artikel/huawei-smartphone-betriebssystem-herbst-smart-tv,3346762.html
Dieses System kann eine neue Dynamik in den Martk der Smartphones bzw. ihrer Betriebssysteme bringen.
https://www.gamestar.de/artikel/huawei-smartphone-betriebssystem-herbst-smart-tv,3346762.html
Scott Westerman✅#Huawei may launch its #Hongmeng OS alongside the #Mate 30 later this year, according to reports; the firm is inviting testers to tryout the software; the company is expected to launch Hongmeng in October or November. https://bgr.com/2019/07/05/foldable-ipad-5g-release-date-2020-report/
Kann der von US-Präsident Trump vom Zaun gebrochene Handelskrieg mit #Huawei dafür sorgen, dass das Beinahe-Monopol von #Android bei Smartphones aufgebrochen wird? https://www.contra-magazin.com/2019/06/huaweis-plan-b-ein-russisches-und-ein-chinesisches-os/ #HongMeng #Aurora
Huaweis Plan B: Ein russisches und ein chinesisches OS
Washington schließt Huawei von Googles Android aus. Doch es gibt eine Alternative: Aurora - ein Operating System aus Russland. Dazu kommt ein eigenes chinesisches OS namens HongMeng. Von Marco Maier Die politische Einmischung Washingtons in den Tech-Sektor könnte der Dominanz des US-Internetgi
DanieHuawei's Android replacement OS (running Android apps) will start rolling out in a few months in China followed by global in early 2020
The OS goes by the name HongMeng internally and it is compatible with phones, tablets, smartwatches, computers, TVs, and more. According to Elshimy, all Android apps will work with HongMeng and users will be able to download apps through the Huawei AppGallery.
As I said on a previous post many users wipe the OEM Android OS off their phones and replace it with LineageOS or similar and then either flash GApps on to get "full Google" app installation or many also opt for alternative app stores that have 900,000+ apps including all the popular ones. There is no reason at all to panic about the situation as many people do this all on the own and I'm sure that a default support from Huawei on assisting its users should work out even better for most.
See www.androidcentral.com/huaweis… https://squeet.me/objects/962c3e104cf4b9518e524d818c98c044e8a9e003
Huawei's Android replacement OS (running Android apps) will start rolling out in a few months in China followed by global in early 2020
The OS goes by the name HongMeng internally and it is compatible with phones, tablets, smartwatches, computers, TVs, and more. According to Elshimy, all Android apps will work with HongMeng and users will be able to download apps through the Huawei AppGallery.
As I said on a previous post many users wipe the OEM Android OS off their phones and replace it with LineageOS or similar and then either flash GApps on to get "full Google" app installation or many also opt for alternative app stores that have 900,000+ apps including all the popular ones. There is no reason at all to panic about the situation as many people do this all on the own and I'm sure that a default support from Huawei on assisting its users should work out even better for most.
See www.androidcentral.com/huaweis… https://squeet.me/objects/962c3e10c7323864527897e89d637122edfea6b6
Huawei's Android replacement OS (running Android apps) will start rolling out in a few months in China followed by global in early 2020
The OS goes by the name HongMeng internally and it is compatible with phones, tablets, smartwatches, computers, TVs, and more. According to Elshimy, all Android apps will work with HongMeng and users will be able to download apps through the Huawei AppGallery.
As I said on a previous post many users wipe the OEM Android OS off their phones and replace it with LineageOS or similar and then either flash GApps on to get "full Google" app installation or many also opt for alternative app stores that have 900,000+ apps including all the popular ones. There is no reason at all to panic about the situation as many people do this all on the own and I'm sure that a default support from Huawei on assisting its users should work out even better for most.
See https://www.androidcentral.com/huaweis-android-replacement-os-will-start-rolling-out-june
#huawei#HongMeng https://squeet.me/display/962c3e10-145c-ee1f-80bc-32a581325670