Fuchsia. The operating system intended to replace Android is already available for installation, so that some of those interested in trying it can already discover what Google is preparing for the future. For now, an independent developer has managed to install Fuchsia on a Google Pixel 3 XL to demonstrate that this is possible, the operating system runs relatively decently, but of course there is a lot to improve on it.
Fuchsia. The revelation regarding the support for installing the operating system on the Google Pixel 3 came from the very page where the company's employees discuss the changes they are making for the operating system. For now, all that can be done on the Google Pixel 3 XL after installing Fuchsia is to start the Zircon kernel, which only has a simple interface, for writing commands, without a standard interface being displayed for users.
Fuchsia can already be installed on Google Pixel 3 XL phones
Fuchsia. Unfortunately, for now there is no support for connecting accessories that are recognized by the operating system, so everything is limited to entering commands in the console, and nothing more. At the moment, the installation of Fuchsia will not bring so many benefits even for developers, considering that there is still a lot to be done for the new operating system that Google would like to launch at some point.
Fuchsia. Even if Google Pixel 3 XL users can play at the moment with what Google is preparing for their phones, it remains to be seen to what extent official support for the phones, i.e. a beta version, will be offered. Fuchsia is still in full development, with many functions that must be finished before a somewhat stable version of the operating system can be offered for those interested in testing it in phones.
fuchsia. For now there is no possible release date for this operating system, so it remains to be seen how long it will take for it to reach users.
