Got it....so mainly for...games? I'm just wondering what the end result will be for normies...or as normie as GrapheneOS users are : P
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We want to get Windows 11 support working with GPU acceleration support as a demonstration of how powerful the feature can be.
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Solo or small dev teams may not have resources to support both desktop/laptop & mobile. If I understand correctly, this may give GrapheneOS users access to some desktop/laptop only apps when desktop/laptop not available.
that there has to be seperate OS's for mobile than desktop just shows how far open source has yet to go in the future...but yea...it's definitely a big divider when coding something new....what hardware target market are you aiming for is a pretty big split right at the start.