Canonical Now Has The Nexus 10 Running On Mir
With the latest Ubuntu Touch image there is now support for running Mir on the Google Nexus 10 tablet.
Canonical developers already had Mir running on four drivers/devices from Android via the libhybris project driven by Mer/Jolla developers. With the 3.12.13 image as of yesterday, the Nexus 10 is working with Mir in place of Android's SurfaceFlinger.
Didier Roche wrote in an ubuntu-phone mailing list post yesterday, "Image 44 contains some ofono changes and 45 enables Nexus 10 running on Mir \o/ Nice work guys!" The Google Nexus 10 Android tablet is powered by a Samsung Exynos 5 Dual SoC with a dual-core ARM Cortex-A15 processor and Mali T604 graphics.
Canonical developers already had Mir running on four drivers/devices from Android via the libhybris project driven by Mer/Jolla developers. With the 3.12.13 image as of yesterday, the Nexus 10 is working with Mir in place of Android's SurfaceFlinger.
Didier Roche wrote in an ubuntu-phone mailing list post yesterday, "Image 44 contains some ofono changes and 45 enables Nexus 10 running on Mir \o/ Nice work guys!" The Google Nexus 10 Android tablet is powered by a Samsung Exynos 5 Dual SoC with a dual-core ARM Cortex-A15 processor and Mali T604 graphics.
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