....This is a Linux OS its not an Android ROM they are very different.
Thanks for this non-developer friendly explanation. (For brevity sake I didn't want to quote the entire post).But then again arm64 vendor will also just increase memory usage and there are variants of garden with 2GB of memory which already suffer with armhf so at least for now arm64 is completely out of the question.
This is a Linux OS its not an Android ROM they are very different. It uses the Android 10 vendor and kernel and thats it. the rest is done on droidian itself. The kernel we have right now is patched to work with all variants of dandelion, angelica and angelican thanks to TheKit and Muhammad. as we all know xiaomi did not update their kernel source for these devices (garden). but we have all the needed drivers that Xiaomi did not include. for vendor the reason it cannot be upgraded is that we don't use the android vendor the way you might think we do. the system partition is completely wiped and the OS is completely up to date so I will argue that right now Droidian is much more secure than android itself. upgrading to Android 12 is impossible right now as we don't have a general Halium container image for Android 12 but Android 11 is doable albeit a waste of time. because of how low end these devices are and the ram usage will increase without any benefit on our end.Hello bro
Your work is appreciable but i have a question that your droidian rom is based on Android 10 (Q) and it is became old in this big community Android 11 (R) and Android 12 (T) will (maybe) also release soon then who wants downgrade to an old android version from the latest android and latest security patches
My main question is that this rom droidian cant be based on latest android ?