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Android-x86 9.0

The Android-x86 project started off as a series of patches to the vanilla open source Android built to get it to work on netbooks such as the ASUS Eee PC. Over the years the project has matured into a fully fledged distro in its own right that now supports a wide range of hardware. The project is now working on getting Android v9.0 to the x86 platform, which is one version

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