And even when it does work, it will lack certain features, like audio through an HDMI connection.Īs an aside, you can test Phoenix OS out from within a virtual machine, such as VMware or VirtualBox. In many ways, it suffers from the same weakness and shortcomings as Linux: namely that it won't work with all hardware. Not all hardware is (fully) compatible with Phoenix OS. A few China-only hardware companies will release tablets and miniPCs with Phoenix OS as its primary operating system - for example, the Pipo P10 2-in-1 tablet. These features have contributed to its recent increase in popularity. In addition to speed, the OS also receives regular updates. Phoenix OS also includes improvements to Android, such as automatically preventing apps from running in the background. (If you can install Linux on a specific computer, you can probably install Phoenix OS.)
It's GPL-2.0 compliant and installs on many different kinds of x86-based hardware. Phoenix OS looks and feels a lot like the now unsupported Remix OS.
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