ofc I do, that is why I explicitly mentioned the features I was talking about...
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it was forked a while ago now though so the code bases can be quite different.
very exciting indeed. can't wait to try it out when federated tickets and PRs are a thing.
Was this the git hosting service that wanted to have things like federated (in this case im talking about cross instance) cloning, searching and issue hosting?
I may be mistaken in general but iirc there was a hosting service like this that I found super interesting, especially in light of things like DMCA abuse against projects hosted on github and gitlab.
EDIT: seems like it is one of two, forgefed is a protocol it will use, activitypub one, very interesting.
My name is Linus torvalds and this is why I TempleOS...
correct, or rather more specifically virtio-wl is a serialization protocol for wayland. You need a specific compositor that implements virtio-wl see https://github.com/talex5/wayland-proxy-virtwl and https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/platform2/+/HEAD/vm_tools/sommelier/README.md
The ideal thing I would like to see is each application working as it's own window, This should be possible with A12 since they allowed multiple app instances. Though multiple app windows introduced in I think A9 would also be usable for this.
Chroot = change root, and needs root to do so. Doing anything as root is insecure. escaping a chroot really isn't all that hard. The second you elevate privledges, you need extra steps to to become secure. Chroot almost never involves any of these steps (though there is some selinux stuff you could do.)
This is an old example, but still a valid one https://github.com/earthquake/chw00t
yeah, like virtio-wl which crosvm supports...
sure, but if 90% of the stuff work work, voip, and it seems to be using crosvm for avf, so those capabilities could be passed through.
wayland support, the protocol?
I have one in a box somewhere, I should pull it out again, but I can't get over how little storage it has
There are good amount of applications that are only armed. Google actually might be getting an open source arm to x86 emulator/native bridge.
If they do, then waydroid can include translation directly, but as it stands, there are no open source translators, so it's not something waydroid can ship.