国产操作系统从“能用”到“好用”还要多久

Group 1 - Huawei officially launched the world's first foldable HarmonyOS computer, marking a significant step towards an independent and controllable computer operating system in China [1][4] - The HarmonyOS computer features a unique design with a dual-screen setup that eliminates the physical keyboard, instead offering an invisible keyboard option [2][3] - The operating system's interface differs from Windows, providing a more user-friendly experience with a top status bar and bottom dock for quick access to applications [3][9] Group 2 - The rise of domestic operating systems is supported by government initiatives aimed at breaking the reliance on foreign technology, with HarmonyOS being a prominent example [4][8] - Jiangsu province has seen rapid development in domestic operating systems, with significant advancements in core technology and a focus on addressing critical software issues [5][6] - The market for Chinese operating systems is projected to reach 25 billion yuan by 2025, indicating a growing trend towards domestic solutions [8] Group 3 - Despite the advancements, challenges remain in achieving full compatibility with existing software ecosystems, as many users still rely on Windows alongside domestic systems [8][9] - HarmonyOS faces hurdles in application ecosystem development, with only 12,000 applications available compared to over 35 million for Windows, highlighting the need for further growth [9] - The compatibility of HarmonyOS with professional software is limited, with only a 62% adaptation rate for key applications, which may hinder its acceptance in the market [9]