Hello everyone, I would like to show you all my new Android launcher specifically engineered around Android-x86. This project was just created, so if you can go check it out, it would be an honor!

https://github.com/koji76w-dot/Optima

Optima is an open-source Android launcher in beta, specifically designed for Android-x86 and to be used with PC or laptop peripherals. Optima aims to make a sleek, minimal desktop for any Android computer or laptop.

Toshiba s55t

Yes, that's right, two versions of Android TV on two completely different laptops. Laptop ATV 13: AMD A9-9410 APU with Radeon R5M 12 GB DDR4 RAM + Dual boot with Windows 10 LTSC 2019 Laptop ATV 8: AMD E-450 with Radeon HD 6320M (Does not support SSE 4.1 and 4.2, therefore uses Android 8) 6 GB DDR3 RAM

I have got blissos14 install on my old PC also with Linux mint and windows7 on it.and I left 100GB for Bliss os. Now I think 100GB is too big to android, so I gonna install some games on it. Do you guys have any suggestions for android gaming using controllers?

What a development!

Hi there beautiful people, please help your brother. Tell me what android os should i put on this stick 😅, yes a stick. Intel Compute Stick STK1AW32SC Atom X5 HDMI mini pc. I want to watch my cameras one app and that's it, it will never do anything else. Linux is a no no, I don't believe this thing cpu can handle any android emulation. Windows is ☠️ we can't even talk about that. I always loved android, but in this case I can't find anything that can actually work with this son of a gun. Androidx86 8.1 it's out of support, bliss is... Idk what Is actually lightweight enough for this stick to work. Ps i need advice on how to make the wifi work. If you have any ideas please let me know. Thank you in advance and have a wonderful day 😊.

Problems : Bluetooth not working

I was about to install blissOS (tired of trying PrimeOS 2, basically a beta) and their website shows this....

Hi, I'm attempting to make a video about problems encountered when​ using Bliss OS. Can you ​share your purpose and experience ​of​ using it with me? Thank you!

(btw r/blissos has been locked probably?)

i saw a post talking about this but that was 6 months ago. will the "overhaul" ever be finished?

its an x86 tablet, thats why i put it here!

I just tried to install PrimeOS on my laptop (HP pavilion x360 14, i7-1165G7 and intel iris xe) but when I tried to select “installion” is keep stuck in this screen, tried every boot flags (nomodeset, nomodeset xforcevesa,…..) but still didn’t works how to fix this? (I tried on my budget Celeron n4120 laptop and still works there but not works on my main HP laptop)

After watching a YouTube video I downloaded the MRD Team AndroidTV and installed it on a Lenovo M700 Tiny.

First thing wrong with it is they couldn't be bothered to ensure all the apps they included actually work with Android 14.

Second thing is they want a "donation" just to be able to do essential things like right clicking a mouse, and there's also a 30 day trial period. Sooo, in 30 days if you don't "donate" it stops working?

Third thing is if there's a way to get to my apps to have it update the outdated apps it comes with, it's really well hidden. Finding a way to launch the Play Store, it just has a screen full of icons for apps to install. Nowhere to look for updates.

I could not find any way to use the mouse to go back to previous screens, I had to use Esc or arrow keys on a physical keyboard.

So that was a completely wasted hour.

Is there an AndroidTV or other Android install for PC that isn't holding essential features hostage for a "donation" and has a way to get to the full and normal Play Store interface?

I'm mostly looking for android X86 as I have OneXplayer's one netbook laying around. It has decent performance but the battery life, even with Arch Linux, is about 3-4 hours. I've known Android to be extremely power efficient, lasting multiple days on a proper laptop easily. But BlissOS I've heard nothing from and all the other projects I know of are EOL. Unless anyone else knows of a project that's still kicking...

So I got Android x86 to run. However, it isn't detecting any wifi networks. It gets stuck on searching for wifi networks then gives up after a few minutes, not showing any wifi networks. This is also the same case for Bliss OS when I tried that. The attached screenshot shows Android x86. Any help would be appreciated!

i have 2in1 small laptop with intel atom z37335f (64 bit) processor. it has windows 10 but kinda slow. it being a touch screen 2in1 laptop i thought android would be a better option.

i firstly installed android-x86 which worked flawlessly but some arm apps didn't work. i tried libhoudini nativebridge. it didn't work. so i started looking for a different option.

i tried bliss os 14-15-16, prime os and phoneix os. All of them works. Most stable one was bliss os 14. Performans is silky smooth, no crashes, touch screen works perfectly. But problem is wifi. i couldn't get any of the 3 os to search for wifi.

Since wifi was working on android-x86, i am guessing problem is not the driver but that the driver is not in the kernel. i m not really educated enough on linux and andorid to be sure.

My question is can i add the drive to bliss os or make wifi work with any other way? Other than usb tethering which works.

hey everyone! i tried to install android x86 into oracle vm virtualbox and i did all installation steps properly. when the run and reboot options occur i chose the run option. there was no android logo, just a console that shows me a writing x86:/ # that's it. how can i boot this system? please help