[BLISS ROMS Development] electrikjesus:
Downloads:

!!!!BEFORE YOU SCROLL DOWN!!!

We offer a few different types of downloads for Bliss-x86. Stable, EDU, & Bleeding Edge builds. Below is a short run-down of what that means to you.

Stable Builds - kernel-4.9.x/etc

These builds use the most stable branches we have for the kernel & OS. This is usually right in line with what the Android-x86 project has unless there are some incompatibilities. These are updated regularly, but least often.

EDU Builds (discontinued for now) - Kernel-4.4.x/kernel-4.9.x/4.11.x

These builds are a rootless version of Bliss, packaged with rootless Substratum and a ton of features to still allow customization without compromising security. Perfect for not only the classroom, but the corporate environment as well. These builds are released with both kernel-4.4 & kernel-4.10/4.11 for a broad compatibility range. This branch is still a work in progress

Bleeding Edge Builds - kernel-4.9.x/Kernel-4.10.x/4.11.x/4.12.x/4.14x/4.15x/4.16x/4.17x

These builds will usually contain one of the newer kernels we are working on, and these builds could be almost weekly, as this will be used as our testing branch. This also means, these builds will see features that may or may not be included in the stable releases. Eventually, once this branch is stable enough, it is what gets pushed to the Stable branch for release.

Nightlies - kernel-4.9.x/4.15x/4.16x/4.17x

These are where our most recent changes can be seen. We use Jenkins for tasking these builds, so some may have issues, some may not. !!These builds may break things!! So please tread carefully when testing the nigltlies.

What do all the extra things in the filenames mean?

Our builds include a ton of changes between each build, so to make things easier for all of you, we try to add some extra info to the filenames.

Typical build name: Bliss-v10.0-Beta-android_x86_64-OFFICIAL-20180312-1933_k4.15-sb-ga-jwd_m17.3.6_surface-book.iso

So, we will break this down into parts for you. We always list it by Kernel ver, then Mesa ver, followed by abreviations for the changes in that build or trailed with a target device label.

Kernel ver: k4.15-sb-ga-jwd

This represents the kernel branch name used in this build. But what do the acronyms mean? Well, when I add any number of commits from a given remote, I usually use a three letter acronym for the remote. For example, jwd stands for this remote: https://github.com/jwrdegoede/linux-sunxi Or when I use ga, it is short for GalliumOS: https://github.com/GalliumOS/linux

Mesa ver: 17.3.6

This represents also, the branch name for mesa

Trailing notes (not always)

These are usually the last word or two of the filename. The represent any device specific commits that have been added to the builds.

!!Please Note!!

Just because you see a target device in the filename, doesn't mean that build won't work for other devices. It only means that that build contains specific commits or firmware files for that target device. In the case of our Surface builds, they will ALL work on other devices. The drivers and firmware is still there for those to work.

Bliss OS for PC Downloads - Stable, EDU, Nightlies & Bleeding Edge Builds

Current Releases: https://downloads.blissroms.com/BlissOS/

Archived Releases: https://sourceforge.net/projects/blissos-x86/files/Official

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=136638

n7x / mm6.0 - Bliss-x86 - 6.4-7.x - NO LONGER SUPPORTED

**Development on our Bliss-6.4 through 7.x builds have stopped in favor for oreo builds. Please do not ask for any further development on our marshmallow builds. You will be answered with sarcasm**

Archived Released: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=127970

LATEST UPDATE:

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=77160012&postcount=2209

!!New Bliss-x86 v10.1 PC Beta - 07/16/2018

We have a somewhat transitional update for you all today. I rebased BlissOS off our GSI project (Bliss-Bass), and the outcome is actually pretty stable. Some old issues have returned, and some have been resolved. Most of the details can be found below in the Updates/Additions or the Changelog. Build might take a while to upload, so keep checking back.

Have FUN!!

Bliss-v10.1-Beta-android_x86_64-OFFICIAL-20180716-1838_k4.15.18-ipts_18.1.0-devel_w14_dev-kernel.org.iso - This contains firmware for all current devices included in kernel.org. - THIS BUILD INCLUDES OpenGapps

Updates / Additions:

Kernel 4.15.18 - reworked for all devices, and added IPTS commits *Surface devices will require manual firmware update*

Moved to old way of packaging the system image. (for root to work, you must extract the system.img file from within the system.sfs, then delete the system.sfs file)

Rooted with Superuser. Access Superuser settings from Settings>Users (R/W works if you extract system.img, read above)

Substratum Service mode enabled (now fully working, but reboot required after you build/enable a theme. select from Settings>Display>Advanced>Themes)

A few fixes and updates for Bluetooth

Fixes for some devices that didn't boot right

Using Android-x86's newest updates to bootable/newinstaller (this comes with a new UEFI grub menu)

Maybe more... I've been busy

Bugs / Issues:

Android Service Has Stopped dialog is back. It does not harm anything though.

Bluetooth issues still exist on some devices

you will get Play Store and process crashes until WiFi is connected. Just dismiss these for now. Once connected to WiFi, things should work properly. **ONLY ON OPENGAPPS BUILDS**

Sound or keyboard might not work, try to boot using the secondary modprobe option

Expect more. It's only a beta release. Report your issues, but make sure you SEARCH the thread first to make sure it hasn't been answered. And post logs too (I know, WTF are logs anyways??)

As always, check the Bliss download site for the newest builds. The rest are all on AFH as a backup archive. Hope you all enjoy this one :D

https://downloads.blissroms.com/BlissOS/bleeding_edge/