Comment on Pocketblue – Fedora Atomic for mobile devicesparentComments−realusername6moAOSP doesn't run on a single phone on earth, not even the android emulator. Android also has it's own problems.−Tepix6moSure, just like Linux doesn't run on a single phone on earth, unless you make some adjustments. I don't see a problem with that.−realusername6moFor the devices we're talking here like the OnePlus 6, the adjustments are very minor since this device has Linux mainline support.In AOSP, not even the call app is usable nowadays. AOSP doesn't have any functional UI anymore.So depends what's your definition of a phone stack, if it includes a call app, an agenda or a keyboard, AOSP doesn't fit it.−Gander57396moBut custom roms based on it do, like lineageos and grapheneos.−realusername6moYes and no, they are using the system but I don't think a single AOSP app is kept anymore−Gander57396moYou are correct, I think, but aosp still works as a base.
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AOSP doesn't run on a single phone on earth, not even the android emulator. Android also has it's own problems.
Sure, just like Linux doesn't run on a single phone on earth, unless you make some adjustments. I don't see a problem with that.
For the devices we're talking here like the OnePlus 6, the adjustments are very minor since this device has Linux mainline support.
In AOSP, not even the call app is usable nowadays. AOSP doesn't have any functional UI anymore.
So depends what's your definition of a phone stack, if it includes a call app, an agenda or a keyboard, AOSP doesn't fit it.
But custom roms based on it do, like lineageos and grapheneos.
Yes and no, they are using the system but I don't think a single AOSP app is kept anymore
You are correct, I think, but aosp still works as a base.