PrimeOS - Android OS for PCs
Recently, a group of members of the XDA Developers - JuniorPrimeOS forum released PrimeOS, an alternative to the Android emulator for PCs, with good support for legacy devices or modest hardware configurations. .
What is PrimeOS?
Basically PrimeOS is an Android based desktop operating system, separated from the Android-x86 project, but has many improvements and features some more attractive than the original version. Similar to the Remix OS or Phoenix OS , PrimeOS supports well-equipped large-screen devices and external accessories such as mice, headsets or keyboards deliver accurate performance.
Features PrimeOS:
Experience the same as on a Windows computer
- Many features provide the same experience as on a computer with Start Menu, Taskbar etc ...
- Support multiple windows, allow shrink, close or resize, etc.
- Option to turn off all apps or open windows on device
- Full support for familiar Windows shortcuts like Alt + Tab, Alt + F4, Win + D etc.
- Provides necessary features for the computer
- The taskbar has the ability to pin applications, display notification and system icons
- Gaming by keyboard and mouse (activate support mode with F12 key).
- Built-in joystick controls for popular titles like PUBG Mobile, Subway Surf, etc.
- Provide a fake GPU custom engine for any game
- Built-in Opengapps without having to manually install
- Supports OTA but only works when EXT4 RW partition is set up
- Feedback with the developer
- The kernel is directed to google linux 4.9.x.
PrimeOS's interface:
You can now download the ISO PrimeOS file at the link below and create a USB install with Rufus (I will update the instructions in more detail later).
- PrimeOS x86 / x64 v0.2.0 (Mediafire)
