BlissOS-x86

tried bliss os 16.9 and ended up liking it, so i tried to dual boot it with windows, I followed 2 tutorials and did both bootloaders and also turned off my secure boot, it seems like after it installs it erases everything that it had just installed and it comes up as a non bootable drive in my bios, the sound also does not work and the volume buttons on my device double click.

Hi here is the constructive feedback: So I really enjoyed testing BlissOS 14.x, but one thing I could prefer is that if BlissOS was to release a 16.x or 15.x next, use NikGapps for the gapps profile, it supports all the way to android 14 (I think). I was just telling this in case if the BlissOS team was limited by the OS' GAPPS support.

unusual thing tho

Son un equipo excelente!! Felicitaciones

Having tried the base implementations of android x86 with my optiplex 7010, GTX745 video and logitech wireless mouse and keyboard and finding some major bugs - both in support of the hardware and the ability to install a "non-rooted" version of the OS - I decided to try BlissOS next. Honestly, not much has improved. I'm still not getting sound through my HDMI card, despite setting the correct hal audio property and working through various blog articles on the topic. Hitting enter on my keyboard at the Grub menu still causes android to detect a low power state and shut down. There's a whole new layer of graphical interface layered on top - with its own set of bugs and bloat. Neither launchers worked correctly or had a complete set of basic features, and I ended up disabling most of them to narrow in on the basic functionality I was looking for. It's like they added all of the fancy graphics and didn't bother fixing any of the hardware support issues, underlying bugs or extending the driver model - which would have made it a real win. I guess basic functionality isn't interesting enough as a distro addition.