Independent developers releases Fuchsia OS simulator
The independent developer of Dahlia OS has implemented a portable Fuchsia emulator Flmage to help experience Fuchsia OS.
Have you wanted to try Fuchsia without the hassle of compiling? We've been hard at work packaging up a portable emulator! You can find more information below! https://t.co/ZsgpxKgKkehttps://t.co/Oo2R3NR39C pic.twitter.com/nDyED0XreP
— dahliaOS (@dahliaos_io) May 26, 2021
Earlier this week, Google officially released Fuchsia OS, but now only some users of the first-generation Nest Hub can experience it. Although Fuchsia OS is open source, users can download and compile the code on their computer, but it can only run on compatible devices such as Google Pixelbook. Therefore, the developers of Dahlia OS implemented a Fuchsia emulator to help experience Fuchsia OS. The simulator already includes a pre-built version of Fuchsia.
However, the emulator only supports the Linux platform (developer recommends Ubuntu 20.04 or above). If you want to get a good performance experience, a computer running FLmage needs more than 8 GB of memory, Intel CPUs manufactured after 2010, fourth-generation Intel processors, and the latest graphics drivers. If the computer meets the specifications, basically only need to download the latest Flmage version, unzip it, and then run a few terminal commands, the user can start to experience Fuchsia OS.
