PrimeOS, the ideal Android based OS for mobile games on PC/Laptop.
Features
- Multiwindow
- Taskbar
- Native Keymapping
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first i thought i did something wrong cause i was not able to get it run either in live mode nor installation in virtualbox, btw, why dose it say disk is to small but dosnt tellme whats the minimal requirm..., then i tried another vm system and all avaivable options, after i choose auto install i was pretty sure i did everything right cause it did everything for me, but still: imgur.com/a/Po5jPEN dosnt boot. why dose it not work in any way either it dose not boot after install or it so i can just say PrimeOS-2.1.3-64-bit-20220719-BETA.iso equals total garbage oh there are other versions but now i have to decide classic, standard or mainline, but what the hell dose that mean, they dont tell me and thats about enough time wasted with this s***!
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I tried prime os on a windows tablet that isn't a Microsoft surface with the live boot option to test it and It. Was. Hell. I had to use a physical keyboard because the stock keyboard and gboard refused to work, I can't even use my folio keyboard without it throwing a fit and hard crashing to the point of restarting itself multiple times in under a minute, (the cursor was a pixelated glitched out square by the way), the speakers did not work even though it was showing they were, volume buttons double press, set up was hell to get through at first but I managed to get through that, if it does that on a live USB I don't even wanna know what it does when its actually installed. EDIT: I tried installing it and the installer didn't even work, are you happy with yourselves that you released a piece of s*** android x86 experience?
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Another Linux OS that has not been really tested :( I truly wish people would stop making this crap ... TEST YOUR BUILDS PEOPLE ... jesus :/
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Hi, I have a netbook Asus eepc 1215n that has an ATOM D525 as CPU that supports 64 bits but doesn't support SSE4 instructions, and a nvidia ION2 GPU. My problem is that the screen is broken and the only solution that i have is to run it on a TV over HDMI by adding the next command at the boot : video=LVDS-1:d so, the problem is that the last release that support this command on my netbook is version 0.4.5 in 32 bits edition. the last version 0.6.1 can't boot with HDMI... I think that the ISO must be 32 bits with k419 kernel.