Project Treble made it easier for developers to port Android Oreo AOSP on the Galaxy S9 Comments
- Anonymous
- IbF
My s8, Note8, and s9 runs perfectly with Samsung Experience 9.0. No bugs or anything. Samsung software is quick and great, no need for a vanilla rom
- Anonymous
- w9x
Yep now Samsung will take 11 months to make their skin instead of 12 months .. great news for Sam lovers
- r33fd
- LaB
ProJames, 17 Mar 2018One of the benefits, granted you keep your phone longer than 3 years, is to be able to very ea... moreBest answer I got, thanks for the insight.
Unfortunately not many old phones are easy to update by third party developers nowadays.
I tried to search for my old exynos note 4 and it has only a very experimental nougat rom, with very nasty bugs like: SIM card not working !(yikes ).
Maybe project trebble will make things better for devs in the feature. I can appreciate that.
- Anonymous
- D0Y
ZolaIII, 17 Mar 2018First AOSP is not Lineage & vice versa the device build tree is very different. Secondly e... moreLineageos is based on AOSP. You can say it is based on CAF but again CAF is based on AOSP only
- Anonymous
- D0Y
MrElectrifyer, 17 Mar 2018What a downgrade in versatility. I sure won't want to downgrade the usefulness of my Note 8 to... moreYour note 8 doesn't have project treble support so don't worry about AOSP Port as it needs lot of works to port non treble based mobile
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CrazyGump, 17 Mar 2018Maybe in a near future, Google will make it possible to choose "Install OEM Android" or "AOSP"... moreThat's actually plausible. but that'll mean a reboot every time you switch the skin. XD
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AnonD-690051, 17 Mar 2018because we developers love to do it. we love to modify anything that we can modify. it's fun ... moreWell said! -Hi fives- (I'm a developer too)
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- 7A1
What a downgrade in versatility. I sure won't want to downgrade the usefulness of my Note 8 to such pitifully limited stock android experience. I'd get a OnePlus 5T if I wanted such.
- AnonD-690051
- thv
r33fd, 17 Mar 2018I don't get why anyone would like to replace the official firmware with an AOSP rom and LOSE m... morebecause we developers love to do it. we love to modify anything that we can modify.
it's fun to do it.
just like people who love cooking, they tried many times to cook and sometimes they failed, but they keep doing it because it is fun.
- Anonym
- Lc2
r33fd, 17 Mar 2018I don't get why anyone would like to replace the official firmware with an AOSP rom and LOSE m... moreIs there any benefit to freedom? 'cause that's essentially what you are asking.
- AnonD-743635
- KjY
If the updates of the OS side of treble have to come from the manufacturers servers, when they deem convenient, and not directly from google (like an google app update) .... buuuu (add a couple thousan bubuzelas) :'(
- ProJames
- r7b
r33fd, 17 Mar 2018I don't get why anyone would like to replace the official firmware with an AOSP rom and LOSE m... moreOne of the benefits, granted you keep your phone longer than 3 years, is to be able to very easily install a custom ROM with better performance, since you have official drivers. And even if you just want, say, Samsung's Android R but you are stuck on Q, there are a lot of competent persons at XDA that do these ports. So you'll just flash and it's going to be like you had the actual update.
- AnonD-510098
- mx{
Wont make a difference. Just got my S8 plus update (UK, SIM FREE) like 2 days ago.... embarrassing.
- Anonymous
- mBd
Anonymous, 17 Mar 2018Not all of them. Some OEMs remove it so that in a few years time you buy a new phone.Not accurate. All phones that launch with Oreo have project treble support. If a phone is updated to Oreo from an earlier version, the oem doesn't have to include support for project treble
- Anonymous
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Anonymous, 17 Mar 2018Not all of them. Some OEMs remove it so that in a few years time you buy a new phone.Slowly people will learn and they won't buy phone that doesn't support treble.
- CrazyGump
- Je2
Maybe in a near future, Google will make it possible to choose "Install OEM Android" or "AOSP" at start up and you might be able to change this from the update menu.
Yes, I'm dreaming a bit too much
- Anonymous
- B{0
Anonymous, 17 Mar 2018We already have phones running Oreo. Don't they have treble?Not all of them. Some OEMs remove it so that in a few years time you buy a new phone.
- CptPower
- SH3
When comming to updates project treble is priority number 1.
Problem is in case of companies like Samsung they dobnt care about updates as long as their expensive devices are selling.
- Anonymous
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ZolaIII, 17 Mar 2018First AOSP is not Lineage & vice versa the device build tree is very different. Secondly e... morefyi, lineageos is based on aosp.
- ZolaIII
- 0mU
LG superfan, 17 Mar 2018With Project Treble oems can push updates faster but the real question will they? Tbh I dont s... moreLol. Treble literally splits vendor/OEM stuff & all do it's meant to easy things on OEM's and save user's from bad OEM's it also easy things on costume open source community as it's easier to port things now when kernel infrastructure required is generic & it's easier to find properly vendor blobs. Needles to say Google didn't actually had in mind either helping AOSP nor aftermarket community.
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