JINGOS V0.8 CHINESE IPADOS-LIKE FIRST LINUX DISTRO - JINGOS 0.8 : THE WORLD'S FIRST LINUX TABLET OS
21In This Video We Are Discussing About A new version of JingOS, the tablet-friendly Linux distro, is available to download — and it’s jam packed with improvements.JingOS 0.8 is the first major update to the OS since January, when the JingOS alpha emerged to much excitement. Two months and a tonne of tweaks later, JingOS gains support for over-the-air (OTA) updates, ships a redesigned settings app, and a custom app store:
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JingOS is an Ubuntu-based Linux distribution for tablet computers. It can run desktop Linux applications like VS Code and LibreOffice. The distribution strives to be able to run both GNU/Linux and Android programs.
JingOS is an Ubuntu-based Linux distribution for tablet computers. It can run desktop Linux applications like VS Code and LibreOffice. The distribution strives to be able to run both GNU/Linux and Android programs. The project's latest release now runs on x86_64 machines and mostly improves available settings controls and introduces an app store. "Very exciting to announce that we are releasing JingOS 0.8 for x86 devices today, March 31st. JingOS 0.8 for x86 is a much more mature version compared to version 0.6. Here are the improvements: settings app redesigned, supports WiFi-auto detect, volume, brightness and other basic setting functions; files app redesigned; app store; OTA support; supports setting password and network when installing JingOS; improves the functions and experience of Task Manager; icons on the desktop can be rearranged; app resolution auto-adjust on high-resolution displays; bug fixes; new wallpaper. Install guide: boot from USB or CD, click 'Install System'. We will start a crowdfunding campaign for JingPad A1 - the world's first consumer-level Linux tablet, you can take a look if interested.
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JingOS
World’s First Linux-Based Tablet OS
JingOS is a ‘convergence’ Linux-Based Open-Source mobile OS
for tablets and mobile devices.
It can run Linux and Android apps.
It is adapted to run naturally with touch, pencil, keyboard and trackpad.
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There's something that worrys me: it seems like much of JingOS code is not currently open source. Some applications are mostly those that are taking from KDE and re-skinned – but the shell itself isn't. Maybe I just could not find the source code, but I think they did not yet upload it at all.
Update: Current repository is: https://github.com/JingOS-team/JingOS
According to the devs, all code should be here from later today.
There were also some licensing issues with original KDE files. Apparently some of the gestures files credits are not given, plus some other licensing technicality which I did not understand. However, the KDE eV Board is in contact with JingOS, so I'd expect these issues to be ironed out eventually.
Now, this is just a preliminary review, as the product only came out today. I wished to do a more in-depth review, but JingOS provided to be an environment not very friendly to different hardware compared to the one it's tested for: no way to change screen resolution (which is wrong by default)? no way to change the keyboard layout? I've also had issues installing third party applications, such as the screen recorder. The one I managed to install (SimpleScreenRecorder) did not work, as JingOS uses Wayland.
The v1.0 will be released in June, and by then we should also have the first all-jing device (the JingPad). Hopefully, I'll be able to get a clearer idea of what JingOS is or will be by then.
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