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An Open Source OS, based on Android, that incorporates many customization options and added security features. One of our main focuses is to provide a quality ROM/OS that can run on all your devices, preserving customizations and options by syncing across all platforms. We try to include all the features you can imagine, for just about any situation. Bliss comes in a few variants. On top of our traditional device builds of Bliss ROM, our GSI/Treble builds will work on most treble compatible devices (Android Pie+)

...Sets default renderer to Vulkan and increases Dalvik and dex2oat for smoother performance ( Since 128gb is smallest variant of this phone there's plenty of space to reserve 2GB for increased performance of apps , no reason to use default 500mb ). Vanilla variant only without GMS (Playstore) Idk the license agreement for it so I won't be sharing GMS variant, as far as I am aware vanilla one should be free to share as long as you provide source.If you want GMS variant it's not hard to make - use any linux distro , follow steps below to mount system.img , when mounted you can replace default build.prop from /system/build.prop with the one provided or modify build.prop yourself - explained more in README file. Image and sources can be found here: https://developer.android.com/about/versions/12/gsi-release-notes

OPEN GENERAL SCIENTIFIC INTERFACES homepage : http://www.opengsi.org

Distributed application to synchronise heterogeneous relational databases, designed for a Grid environment. Currently the one-way synchronisation from Oracle to MySQL is supported.

This python framework implements an interface for communication with Leica TPS and DNA surveying instruments for advanced online surveying. Original Leica GSI Online documentation can be downloaded on the Leica Geosystems website: http://www.leica-geosystems.com/ Note that this original documentation (revision May 2008) is incomplete and many GSI codes for different instruments are missing. This documentation issues where encountered using a Leica TCR407power instrument as verification device.