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Orange pie will launch Orange Pi OS (OH) system, based on open source Hongmeng OpenHarmony

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 13:02:46 10月05日 Update

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen tdccj for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com November 27 news, Shenzhen Xunlong Software Co., Ltd. under the open source product brand orange pie (Orange Pi) recently released Orange Pi OS, a total of three versions of the system.

According to the official news of the Orange Group, the Orange Pi OS (OH) system will be based on the open source Hongmeng OpenHarmony, combined with the accumulation of Linux technology to build a multi-terminal converged operating system, support a variety of CPU architecture, support Feiteng, Ruixin Micro and other domestic platforms.

OpenHarmony open source project is an open source project incubated and operated by the Open Atomic Open Source Foundation (OpenAtom Foundation). OpenHarmony, which is contributed by Huawei and co-built by many companies, is a full-domain, new-generation, open-source and open intelligent terminal operating system with the characteristics of full-scene and distributed.

Orange Pi OS (OH) can be installed on tablets, handheld terminals, smart screens, wearable devices, cameras, payment terminals, self-service terminals and other intelligent devices to meet the application needs of the party, government, army and various industries in office, entertainment, production, logistics, education, security and other fields.

CTOnews.com learned that the other two versions of Orange Pi OS are Arch and Droid, respectively. Orange Pi OS (Arch) is an Arch Linux-based distribution that enables cross-platform installation of Windows and Android applications through simulators Wine and Waydroid.

Orange Pi OS (Droid) is an Android12-based distribution that installs a large number of Android applications and provides fast switching between Windows and Mac-style themed desktops. This version is now available on Orange Pi 800keyboard computers.

"Xunlong launches Orange pie Droid: Microsoft Win11-style interface that runs Android apps."

CTOnews.com learned that Orange officials said that from the progress of research and development, Orange Pi OS (Arch) and Orange Pi OS (OH) are likely to be launched next year.