We are happy to announce that we are releasing iodéOS as open source software! From the beginning, we have been strong proponents of open source software and part of our code was open from day one. We are happy to take the next step and completely open source iodéOS.
Thanks for sharing your work with the community.
You have been true to your words.
I hope it will benefit to both iodé and the community.
Kudos to the devs and thanks again for the continuous effort.
I’m looking forward to being able to build Iodé for some of the Sony devices I own (Z3, Z3 Compact, Z5 Compact, XZ1 Compact). I’ll keep watching this repo for the build instructions to appear.
@AlphaElwedritsch is not only a reactive beta tester and an involved personality in this forum, he is also now a beta-build-tester! He actually begins to build for pixel 5, with no a priori knowledge of the process, and minimal help from my side. This will lead to, I think, concise and relevant build instructions that will be published asap.
@AlphaElwedritsch : now that I have publicly put pressure on you, you must and will succeed
(have to also say that @AlphaElwedritsch is a generous coffee provider: many thanks, but please stop, you help us enough on many other aspects)
Well, let’s put it that way. As a geek, you can never have enough coffee in your veins
And basically. If you want to take, you must also be able to give.
Nice work! I hope we will soon have Iodé on Google Pixel phones. In particular with the verified boot/lock bootloader which is perhaps the main security feature still missing in Iodé (except for the Fairphone 4).