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and actively developed， is one of the fastest-growing newer custom ROMs， RisingOS is the most interesting of the current generation and well worth a flash where supported. Pros Genuinely distinctive UI design， all backed by performance-focused internals. Development is active and frequent。

now maintained as RisingOS-Revived， with an enthusiastic maintainer community driving a steadily growing device list. As a younger project its long-term track record is still forming， so availability varies by model. Its heavier visual personality also wont appeal to stock-Android purists. But for users who are bored of Pixel-style ROMs and want something fresh， distinctive， not another Pixel clone Active development with frequent updates Good balance of features and smoothness Growing device roster with enthusiastic maintainers Cons Younger project， and it stands out by refusing to be another Pixel clone. Instead of copying Googles or OxygenOSs look， and the recent revival handover caused some churn in device coverage。

long-term maintenance track record still forming The revival handover caused some device coverage churn Heavier visual identity is not for stock-Android purists Verdict: The most interesting of the new generation. If your device is supported and you want something that looks like neither Pixel nor stock， giving it a genuine visual identity that most AOSP forks lack， and theming system， RisingOS is worth a flash. Best for: Users bored of Pixel-style ROMs who want a fresh， RisingOS， settings， actively developed UI. ，。

it ships its own redesigned launcher。