Who wants to click on an icon to open a program when you could just type in the program you want and have it guess what to open amirite?
this post was submitted on 29 Nov 2025
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Nope.
Sounds absolutely fucking awful.
Another body for the Google graveyard.
damn, I was fine turning it down before finding out it had AI at the core.
I would've considered it if google were still anti-evil, after all, Microsoft has fucked up hard enough to push users away from free operating systems. but nope, Linux it will be. somehow to be simpler than dealing with ms or google bullshit
damn, I was fine turning it down before finding out it had AI at the core.
"AI at its core" is a BS marketing phrase. Obviously there is no AI in the actual operating system core.
I'm aware of that, and it's still a huge detractor for me. clearly they're focusing on non-value-added fluff
Can't wait for Google to drop this after a year leaving anyone who was using it fucked.
everybody definitely wants an even more locked down and ai bloated os than windows
No thanks, I'm good
A few decades ago I could have excited. A few years ago I would have been interested. Nowadays I'm just "more closed bullshit from google, meh"
Normally I would be excited. But now they build things with AI integrated.
You'd be excited for a Linux distro that's less open and owned by Google? Forget about the AI, why would I want Android on my PC where better alternatives exist?
so, AI powered spyware...
I remember when this garbage used to be called malware.
I'd rather die
They think I am going to touch that after what they did to android, hell no.
Windows will probably add AI too, so the only option without it may be Linux.
This one is more updated.
Surprised Google search and YouTube is not on the list yet ...
Those are where the money comes from, re adsense. Remember, Google is a B2B company, they sell public attention to advertisers.
Well if they know that, why spend time and money on all the other consumer products only to drop them a few years later?
It is my understanding that this is a byproduct of Google's company culture. Google hires software engineers, they're incentivized to invent something of their own. They do so. They get promoted. There isn't room in their company structure for anything to be maintained, maintaining someone else's project isn't a path to promotion. So Play Wallet is now Android Pay is now Google Pay is being sunset.
Oh, and Google is an American corporation, so anything that doesn't promise infinite exponential growth in revenue or unprecedented opportunities for cruelty is shot in the head as worthless.
I wouldn't touch that with a stolen hand mounted on the end of a ten-foot barge pole.
Gotta stick AI in there for the stock price huh?
I wouldn’t mind if you could plug application intents into an MCP converter and then let models work with that.
I don’t really trust the idea of ai at the core.
Wasn't this ~~Chrome~~ Fuschia?
No, Fuchsia is a completely new OS, not using the Linux kernel at all.
That wasn't built around agentic AI integration.
This will be.
Hard pass.
Wasn't this posted like a week ago without the paywall?
I think it was on Thanksgiving, but the last few days have felt like a week
It'll be cancelled before it even launches
Nah. I’m good.
Wasn't there already something like "Android for x86"?
you can still compile it for x86, and run it on x86, waydroid uses android for x86, it runs natively under a container with its own android userspace sharing the "host's" kernel
There used to be x86 Android phones. But they kept that port going even after the phones went away because it was good for development on x86 machines. You could just run a VM instead of having to emulate an arm ISA.
There's also BlissOS if you want to run android on a desktop with a more desktop-like gui.
QEMU
QEMU is an emulator, what they're talking about is an android port to x86.