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Xiaomi HyperOS is a proprietary operating system developed by Xiaomi. It's designed to provide an enhanced user experience through its unique features and functionalities. The system integrates seamlessly with Xiaomi's wide range of devices, creating a unified and...

KaiOS brings smartphone-like functionalities to affordable phones: the KaiStore for apps. Video calls over 4G. Mobile payments through NFC. Even dual-SIM support.

BlissRoms, an open-source operating system built upon Android Open Source Project, that offers a harmonious blend of customization, options, and security features. With a commitment to delivering pure bliss in every build, it brings with it a world of limitless possibilities.

LuneOS is an open source firmware distribution for smartphones and tablet computers based on the Open webOS mobile operating system.

QtMoko is debian distribution for Linux based SmartPhones, like Openmoko Freerunner and Goldelico's GTA04 phone. Phone and user interface is based on QT Extendeded formerly known as Qtopia..

FuriOS is a GNU/Linux operating for mobile based on Droidian Trixie using Halium. It comes preinstalled on the Furilabs FLX1 Furiphone.

An intuitive aftermarket Android firmware.

B2G is a community maintained open source operating system for smartphones, tablets, smart TVs and other connected devices. The project was started in 2011 and is based on the Linux kernel and Gecko rendering engine.

EMUI is a HarmonyOS/Android (operating system) mobile operating system developed by Chinese technology company Huawei. It is used on the company's smartphones and tablet computers.

Linux with X windowing system and Android on the iPhone.

Qt6/QML Wayland compositor on PostmarketOS. Runs on any device with mainline Linux support or Libhybris. Core features work at 60 FPS on OnePlus 6. Performance target: fluid on decade-old chipsets, exceptional on newer hardware.