Are you saying that GraphebneOS running on Google Pixels has no proprietary blobs apart from the firmware?
replyNo, but all of the kernel drivers are open source and always were. The closed source userspace libraries such as the Mali GPU library aren't a barrier to porting to a new kernel version which is what was said above. We could move to 6.12 ourselves but we choose to wait for them for much broader testing which is happening with Android 17 QPR2.
replyIs there a list of the drivers and closed libraries somewhere?
replyThe kernel drivers are all published in the GrapheneOS kernel repositories. A subset of the libraries/services in the vendor partition used with those drivers are closed source.
replyPixels were headed towards all of the device support code for the OS being open source along with open sourcing large portions of the firmware including for the TEE (Trusty OS) and secure element (OpenTitan). It was ended after the launch of Android 16. It's a major factor in why GrapheneOS is going to be focused on future Motorola Mobility devices. You can still see a large portion of the Pixel userspace driver libraries and services in the AOSP source tree but they stopped pushing new releases for a lot of it.