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Google opens Fuchsia OS to external contributors – ZDNet
Search giant unveils standard infrastructure that surrounds any open source project.
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Four years after it took the wraps off its secretive open source operating system, Google announced on Tuesday it would open Fuchsia to external contributors.
The search giant unveiled the regular infrastructure that open source projects use, such as mailing lists, governance model, and an issue tracker.
Google also released a technical roadmap, that included items such as updating the Zircon kernel independently of its drivers, improving file system performance, and looking at “more…
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