XeniOS
XeniOS is an experimental Apple-focused fork of Xenia, currently based on Xenia Edge. It exists as a fast-moving place to develop, test, and ship iOS and macOS work while also carrying platform changes that benefit ARM64 Windows, Linux, and Android.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (BSD-3-Clause)
Platforms
- Mac
- iPhone
- iPad
XeniOS News & Activities
Recent activities
XeniOS information
Developed by
xenios-jpLicensing
Open Source (BSD-3-Clause) and Free product.Written in
Alternatives
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- English
What is XeniOS?
XeniOS is an experimental Apple-focused fork of Xenia, currently based on Xenia Edge. It exists as a fast-moving place to develop, test, and ship iOS and macOS work while also carrying platform changes that benefit ARM64 Windows, Linux, and Android. Relevant improvements are intended to flow back upstream over time.
Current Focus
- iOS
- macOS (Apple Silicon)
- macOS (Intel)
Current published releases focus on iOS and macOS. For Windows or Linux builds, use Xenia Edge or Xenia Canary. Why This Fork Exists
Xenia development is relatively thinly staffed right now, and upstream is not set up for fast iteration on Apple-specific packaging, documentation, release flow, and user experience. XeniOS exists so that work can move faster in a repository where the full product experience can be shaped directly, from the app itself to releases, docs, compatibility reporting, and the public website at xenios.jp.
The goal is not to keep good work siloed here forever. The goal is to iterate quickly, build a more polished user-facing experience for Apple platforms, and then contribute the useful technical improvements back upstream into the broader Xenia community, especially Xenia Canary.