Google Fuchsia’s operating system has been under development since 2016. For a long time, there was a mystery air around and no one really knew how this operating system will escape. However, it was last December when Google rendered the public operating system, we heard some sort of official information on this operating system.
Suddenly now, Google has announced that this integrated operating system from scratches will supply the first-generation nest hub. The software update that now moves now will replace Linux-based distribution bone operation with the Nid Hub that has been published in 2018 with Fuchsia OS.
Google said that through flutter, while users do not make any differences because all the functionality of the nest hub remain the same, the operating system feeds the Home Smart device will be updated.
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In terms of availability, since deployment occurs in a progressive way, it may take months for all hub nest devices to run on the same platform. Google belongs to Google, hierarchizing the update of users who have registered on the preview program. This will give enough Google time to test the operating system thoroughly, before going a larger deployment.
What is the Fuchsia’s Google operating system?
As mentioned above, Fuchsia OS is constructed from the scratch operating system. Unlike Android operating on a Linux kernel, goes on Google’s microkernel called Zircon.
It was initially built as an experience and, although Google had remained tight about it for a long time, Google rendered the Open Source operating system and invited developers to contribute to the construction project. A new secure operating system that is not constructed. on Linux.
Google has also announced that Fuchsia does not replace Android, however, it can support all Android applications. The company would have been tested the operating system on a wide range of products containing chromes and other intelligent home products.
That being said, Google always held the tight cards with respect to the Fuchsia operating system. The initial deployment on the three-year intelligent screen without modification of the user interface suggests that the company wants to play safely in terms of public deployment.
And although Google denies, because the operating system has been designed to work on multiple devices such as laptops and smartphones apart from smart devices and the fact that it can run android applications natively, it exists A probability that Fuchsia can power all Google devices in the future. . But we will have to wait.
