Palladium OS is not yet another ubiquitous OS but a trendsetter of its own level. The Prime focus here
is on speed, stability and a community driven approach
Hello there pdians!
Palladium OS V2.1 is out now!
Alongside, Introducing the all new Palladium OS Forums
Launch Video(https://t.co/eABq7wHL4V)
Forum Link (https://t.co/SbUNonURDQ)
#android#google#android12#customrom#pd
Hellooo pdians!!!!
No more waiting for OEM's to update to Android 12 on your mobiles
hop-on to Palladium-OS v2.0 based on #android12
For more info check out the link below
https://t.co/PqoYk3wDf9
#android#customroms
Hellloooo there pdians!
V1.5 is officially out and there are loads of new things waiting for you to experience! Totally revamped ui and bug fixes from 1.4 makes 1.5 super new!
Maintainers will soon push builds to your beloved devices π
Check out more in the Youtube Video!
Hello pdians!
1.5 is almost done with all the anticipated changes to systemui and some more goodies...mostly rolled out by next week
Meanwhile, work on A12 based builds have been started and will be rolled out on PdOS 2.0
@amyROM_aosp@dvrkplayer@ProjectSakura_ OK, got a game for us. Name you're top 2-3 inspirations for why you started Android ROM development.
I'll start:
#1 The community at the time was inviting, and willing to the greater good. XDA was the way
#2 Android-x86 and bringing Android to PC's. Still on that cloud
Let's goooo!
1. My friend was bragging about his Android one device running nice kernels and roms so I specifically got a device to try all this out.
2. The learning curve. I learnt a lot of things and there are a lot more left to learn as we grow more and more.
@ProjectSakura_ Nice one's @ProjectSakura_ Our's are
1)A good hobby making our time more productive learning stuff actually during the pandemic.
2)Blame oem's for updates lol I always wanted frequent updates now with the help of pdos I can push them myself.
@dotosofficial Continue the chain plox