It is not uncommon to see a device running a different OS different from the one it actually shipped with. While most people try to play it safe by installing a different fork of Android e.g. MIUI on a Samsung phone, others install a different OS entirely. An example is the OnePlus 6T that is shown below running Windows.
NTAuthority, a Twitter user based in the Netherlands shared images of a OnePlus 6T running Windows. In one of the images, we see the famous Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) and in the other, there is a Command Prompt Window running.
Introducing the new OnePlus 6T 🙁 Edition 🙁 pic.twitter.com/1iY7JYtD5m
— NTAuthority (@NTAuthority) March 29, 2019
That's something… quite the opposite of ":(".
Touch should be pretty easy here since it's a Synaptics controller. pic.twitter.com/BzfZer1rW1
— NTAuthority (@NTAuthority) March 30, 2019
As you can see, the notch is interfering with the user interface as the OS isn’t designed to support that screen type.
This is not the first time the user has installed Windows on an Android device. Earlier this month, he also installed Windows on a Pixel 3 XL.
I bet you've never seen this before. Well, probably have. It's Windows. On a Pixel 3 XL. Because why not? Everything runs Windows nowadays. pic.twitter.com/PSpRm7STrJ
— NTAuthority (@NTAuthority) March 9, 2019
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Windows can actually run on ARM processors and there is a special version of Windows 10 developed for devices with ARM processors called Windows 10 for ARM.
