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@tuxdevices wouldn't that be #ECHR not #EHCR? Also great news :)
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@cas @tuxdevices #cutiepi is cool, and I'm currently trying to play with it. But... its RPi inside, and that's not nearly as well supported as I'd hope it would be. I tried quite hard, and either internal display works or HDMI out, but never both... for example. -
What's the state of #FirefoxOS devices today @dietrich is there a stable build for any current devices? #capyloon #gerdaos #b2g
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@craftyguy @alf @linmob @tuxdevices @postmarketOS
Currently I'm running "20221123-0638-postmarketOS-v22.06-phosh-18-purism-librem5-installer.img.xz" -- "megapixels-purism" wasn't working and other than that I'm systematically going through packages to see what is available and workingWhen using a USB Dock and mouse opening apps and getting around is surprisingly quick.
I'm building a list of my favorite packages so I can pmbootatrap my own install image if possible eventually.
So far I much prefer #postmarketos to #pureos -- I am looking forward to trying #gnome for #librem5 #linuxphone too.
Some apps are broken like Gnome Maps, Pure Maps, Gnome Weather and a few "out of bounds" for the screen size in portrait mode. I am not sure if postmarketos needs to update them or what.
#lollypop for music works great. #portfolioand #nautilus for file browsing have improved since I tried them on #pinephone. #giara isn't yet working maybe I need a new version. Also ive yet to setup #tootle. #geary is bitter sweet, it is adequate for email but was hard to setup until I used a mouse. I love #gnomecalculator and #gedit for mobile has grown on me.
I was having trouble setting up #nextcloud -client but maybe when I try again it will work. #nextcloud in #gnomesettings worked fine and populated my contacts just fine.
I wasn't able to get Gnome Calendar working. #firefox -esr worked better than #epiphany but I need epiphany for webapps on the app screen for sites like https://windy.com and https://web.pulse point.org
I'm using #starship console just fine. #pavucontrol
#gnomeclocks is great! #pidgin not so much #rhythmbox not so much as it goes out of bounds.
I've also still yet to find a good video player, a equiv for youtube/newpipe and I have to give gnome-sound-recorder another try for audio note taking.
All in all it has come a long way from my initial research via PinePhone PMOS.
I love that there are also terminal apps like #bashtop too -- I wouldn't even mind having some .desktop launchers in the App Menu to load full screen versions of those and #htop -- certainly there's room for #neofetch ricers to make some cool #unixporn rices -- its going to be an interesting year for the linux phone space for sure -- so glad I finally have a #librem5 to poke around and do some research.
The big setback for me right now is figuring out a good #element client for #matrix -- I tried #neochat but it isn't fetching decryption keys -- #fractal froze -- I have to spend more time poking around.
And then of course as indicated by #purism "most wanted apps" on their website a #signal app of some sort or android version of it on the phone would be really important as SMS and MMS are not really reliable or robust.
More poking to do, thanks for the info about 22.12 -- installing pmos with the wiki was fairly straight foreward, slightly rough around the edges but not even close to hard mode in the #linux world.
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@craftyguy @alf @linmob @tuxdevices @postmarketOS
Currently I'm running "20221123-0638-postmarketOS-v22.06-phosh-18-purism-librem5-installer.img.xz" -- "megapixels-purism" wasn't working and other than that I'm systematically going through packages to see what is available and workingWhen using a USB Dock and mouse opening apps and getting around is surprisingly quick.
I'm building a list of my favorite packages so I can pmbootatrap my own install image if possible eventually.
So far I much prefer #postmarketos to #pureos -- I am looking forward to trying #gnome for #librem5 #linuxphone too.
Some apps are broken like Gnome Maps, Pure Maps, Gnome Weather and a few "out of bounds" for the screen size in portrait mode. I am not sure if postmarketos needs to update them or what.
#lollypop for music works great. #portfolioand #nautilus for file browsing have improved since I tried them on #pinephone. #giara isn't yet working maybe I need a new version. Also ive yet to setup #tootle. #geary is bitter sweet, it is adequate for email but was hard to setup until I used a mouse. I love #gnomecalculator and #gedit for mobile has grown on me.
I was having trouble setting up #nextcloud -client but maybe when I try again it will work. #nextcloud in #gnomesettings worked fine and populated my contacts just fine.
I wasn't able to get Gnome Calendar working. #firefox -esr worked better than #epiphany but I need epiphany for webapps on the app screen for sites like https://windy.com and https://web.pulse point.org
I'm using #starship console just fine. #pavucontrol
#gnomeclocks is great! #pidgin not so much #rhythmbox not so much as it goes out of bounds.
I've also still yet to find a good video player, a equiv for youtube/newpipe and I have to give gnome-sound-recorder another try for audio note taking.
All in all it has come a long way from my initial research via PinePhone PMOS.
I love that there are also terminal apps like #bashtop too -- I wouldn't even mind having some .desktop launchers in the App Menu to load full screen versions of those and #htop -- certainly there's room for #neofetch ricers to make some cool #unixporn rices -- its going to be an interesting year for the linux phone space for sure -- so glad I finally have a #librem5 to poke around and do some research.
The big setback for me right now is figuring out a good #element client for #matrix -- I tried #neochat but it isn't fetching decryption keys -- #fractal froze -- I have to spend more time poking around.
And then of course as indicated by #purism "most wanted apps" on their website a #signal app of some sort or android version of it on the phone would be really important as SMS and MMS are not really reliable or robust.
More poking to do, thanks for the info about 22.12 -- installing pmos with the wiki was fairly straight foreward, slightly rough around the edges but not even close to hard mode in the #linux world.
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@craftyguy @alf @linmob @tuxdevices @postmarketOS
Currently I'm running "20221123-0638-postmarketOS-v22.06-phosh-18-purism-librem5-installer.img.xz" -- "megapixels-purism" wasn't working and other than that I'm systematically going through packages to see what is available and workingWhen using a USB Dock and mouse opening apps and getting around is surprisingly quick.
I'm building a list of my favorite packages so I can pmbootatrap my own install image if possible eventually.
So far I much prefer #postmarketos to #pureos -- I am looking forward to trying #gnome for #librem5 #linuxphone too.
Some apps are broken like Gnome Maps, Pure Maps, Gnome Weather and a few "out of bounds" for the screen size in portrait mode. I am not sure if postmarketos needs to update them or what.
#lollypop for music works great. #portfolioand #nautilus for file browsing have improved since I tried them on #pinephone. #giara isn't yet working maybe I need a new version. Also ive yet to setup #tootle. #geary is bitter sweet, it is adequate for email but was hard to setup until I used a mouse. I love #gnomecalculator and #gedit for mobile has grown on me.
I was having trouble setting up #nextcloud -client but maybe when I try again it will work. #nextcloud in #gnomesettings worked fine and populated my contacts just fine.
I wasn't able to get Gnome Calendar working. #firefox -esr worked better than #epiphany but I need epiphany for webapps on the app screen for sites like https://windy.com and https://web.pulse point.org
I'm using #starship console just fine. #pavucontrol
#gnomeclocks is great! #pidgin not so much #rhythmbox not so much as it goes out of bounds.
I've also still yet to find a good video player, a equiv for youtube/newpipe and I have to give gnome-sound-recorder another try for audio note taking.
All in all it has come a long way from my initial research via PinePhone PMOS.
I love that there are also terminal apps like #bashtop too -- I wouldn't even mind having some .desktop launchers in the App Menu to load full screen versions of those and #htop -- certainly there's room for #neofetch ricers to make some cool #unixporn rices -- its going to be an interesting year for the linux phone space for sure -- so glad I finally have a #librem5 to poke around and do some research.
The big setback for me right now is figuring out a good #element client for #matrix -- I tried #neochat but it isn't fetching decryption keys -- #fractal froze -- I have to spend more time poking around.
And then of course as indicated by #purism "most wanted apps" on their website a #signal app of some sort or android version of it on the phone would be really important as SMS and MMS are not really reliable or robust.
More poking to do, thanks for the info about 22.12 -- installing pmos with the wiki was fairly straight foreward, slightly rough around the edges but not even close to hard mode in the #linux world.
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@craftyguy @alf @linmob @tuxdevices @postmarketOS
Currently I'm running "20221123-0638-postmarketOS-v22.06-phosh-18-purism-librem5-installer.img.xz" -- "megapixels-purism" wasn't working and other than that I'm systematically going through packages to see what is available and workingWhen using a USB Dock and mouse opening apps and getting around is surprisingly quick.
I'm building a list of my favorite packages so I can pmbootatrap my own install image if possible eventually.
So far I much prefer #postmarketos to #pureos -- I am looking forward to trying #gnome for #librem5 #linuxphone too.
Some apps are broken like Gnome Maps, Pure Maps, Gnome Weather and a few "out of bounds" for the screen size in portrait mode. I am not sure if postmarketos needs to update them or what.
#lollypop for music works great. #portfolioand #nautilus for file browsing have improved since I tried them on #pinephone. #giara isn't yet working maybe I need a new version. Also ive yet to setup #tootle. #geary is bitter sweet, it is adequate for email but was hard to setup until I used a mouse. I love #gnomecalculator and #gedit for mobile has grown on me.
I was having trouble setting up #nextcloud -client but maybe when I try again it will work. #nextcloud in #gnomesettings worked fine and populated my contacts just fine.
I wasn't able to get Gnome Calendar working. #firefox -esr worked better than #epiphany but I need epiphany for webapps on the app screen for sites like https://windy.com and https://web.pulse point.org
I'm using #starship console just fine. #pavucontrol
#gnomeclocks is great! #pidgin not so much #rhythmbox not so much as it goes out of bounds.
I've also still yet to find a good video player, a equiv for youtube/newpipe and I have to give gnome-sound-recorder another try for audio note taking.
All in all it has come a long way from my initial research via PinePhone PMOS.
I love that there are also terminal apps like #bashtop too -- I wouldn't even mind having some .desktop launchers in the App Menu to load full screen versions of those and #htop -- certainly there's room for #neofetch ricers to make some cool #unixporn rices -- its going to be an interesting year for the linux phone space for sure -- so glad I finally have a #librem5 to poke around and do some research.
The big setback for me right now is figuring out a good #element client for #matrix -- I tried #neochat but it isn't fetching decryption keys -- #fractal froze -- I have to spend more time poking around.
And then of course as indicated by #purism "most wanted apps" on their website a #signal app of some sort or android version of it on the phone would be really important as SMS and MMS are not really reliable or robust.
More poking to do, thanks for the info about 22.12 -- installing pmos with the wiki was fairly straight foreward, slightly rough around the edges but not even close to hard mode in the #linux world.
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#FOSSonMobile at #fosdem2025:
Mirror Hall: Building virtual network displays to bridge mobile and desktop | Raffaele Tranquillini @tuxdevices
https://fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event/fosdem-2025-4527-mirror-hall-building-virtual-network-displays-to-bridge-mobile-and-desktop/ -
Nueva lista importable de cuentas en el #Fediverso añadida al recopilatorio ordenado por temáticas e inspirado por @vamonosjuntas
En esta ocasión sumamos:
Hardware abierto o compatible con Linux + Software de diseño de HW ....
#OpenHardware + #Makers + #3D + #Devices -> #VamosJuntasHW (25)La lista empieza con las siguientes cuentas:
@slimbook @tuxdevices @frameworkcomputer @WeAreFairphone @arduino @mntmn @kicad @Obijuan @phoronix @PINE64 @e_mydata
@murena @LineageOS @pipewire @gpuopen
@calyxos @oshwassociation @salvari @collabora @fsi @vantpc @samuelig
@openandroidinstaller @n0p @eduhttps://marzal.gitlab.io/mundolibre/blog/2025/01/27/el-fediverso-es-divertido/
Y las que ya teníamos:
· #Podcasting y #Podcasters en Español -> #VamosJuntasDePodcasting (98)
· #Accesibilidad -> #VamosJuntasA11y (23 cuentas)
· #MedioAmbiente + #Activismos -> #VamosJuntasSostenibilidad (42)
· #Veganismo + #AntiEspecismo + #Animalismo -> #VamosJuntasPorLosAnimales (50)
· #SoftwareLibre + #CulturaLibre / #FLOSS -> #VamosJuntasFLOSS (125)
· #MediosDeComunicacion + #Periodismo -> #VamosJuntasMedios (14)
· #RegiónDeMurcia + #Murcia + #FediFiestaMurcia + #GULRM -> #VamosJuntasRM (55)
· #UniónEuropea #EuropeanUnion -> #VamosJuntasUE (19)
· El listado original que no va con listas -> #VamonosJuntas #Juntas (308)+ Otros listados 4 de #KDE / #AkademyES
Disfrutad de las redes libres y de nuestros espacios seguros.
PD: Se agradecen recomendaciones y recordatorio de que se pueden re-importar las listas para seguir a las cuentas que se van incorporando o ver los cambios via los enlaces de la web.
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@VCDeV
Gleichzeitig macht die @glsbank plakativ Werbung in den ICEs für ihre neue EC-Karte mit Chip und Magnetstreifen auf Holzbasis: "Da werden Deine Plastikkarten Augen machen"
Ja warum nicht aus Holz für die, die eine Karte haben wollen und brauchen?! Warum die #BahnCard nicht als #e-Ticket auf eine vorhandene Karte wie die #polygoCard (im VVS) speichern? Warum nicht unabhängig von Google und Apple für ein #linuxphone @linmob bspw. mit #KDE-Itinerary exportierbar machen?
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#Mobile « #FirefoxOS has experienced a similar revival […] such as HP webOS […] and Nokia's Maemo […] The first major commercial adoption of B2G/Firefox OS was […] #KaiOS […] (who) turned out to be disappointingly closed and oriented to tracking users and shipping advertising, it was quickly forked in #GerdaOS […] that promised to bring back some of the openness […] and kill the intrusive user trackers in the process » via @tuxdevices 📱
› https://tuxphones.com/capyloon-firefox-os-b2gos-linux
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The #cutiepi is for sure a loyal companion...
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Just after finishing it during #LAS2022, the first part of our #Purism #Librem14 review is finally out! Check it out here:
https://tuxphones.com/purism-librem-14-ethical-linux-privacy-laptop-review/ #linux #opensource
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Our in-depth review of the #CutiePi is finally out! Check it out here:
"CutiePi Tablet review: The open-hardware #Linux tablet"
https://tuxphones.com/cutiepi-review-open-hardware-linux-tablet-raspberry-pi-4/ #raspberrypi
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Found a way to have almost zero-latency, wireless video streaming on a virtual secondary screen, i.e.: using a mainline Linux tablet (with working GPU) as a portable second screen for your Linux desktop.
The amazing #CutiePi (review next week!) is seen here for this purpose
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A very first unboxing of the #CutiePi Tablet, the first open-hardware Raspberry Pi 4-powered handheld by the Taiwan/Japan-based open hardware startup.
This device is based on a #RaspberryPi CM 4 (2GB RAM in our sample), and sports fully open-hardware, and easy to replicate, board design, which incorporates a HD screen, 5MP camera and several other sensors, all enclosed in a solid chassis.
An in-depth review will arrive in the next weeks, as soon as I manage to get rid of some other work!
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⚠️ PSA: aside from the marketing claims, "#NitroPhone"s, are probably Google Pixels re-flashed with GrapheneOS and sold at a premium.
Points expressed in the announcement do not differ from other refurbished models, and the "4.5 years" of support are just as provided by Google.
While not explicitly mentioned, this qualifies as one of the projects to openly avoid from our list, https://tuxphones.com/best-linux-phones-buying-guide-2022/#%E2%88%9E-%E2%80%94-what-to-avoid
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More support for UNISOC and Spreadtrum chips lands in the Linux kernel
https://tuxphones.com/unisoc-spreadtrum-tanggula-tiger-soc-mainline-linux-kernel-support/ #linux #unisoc
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Our #libhandy tutorial has been updated to comply with the upcoming libhandy 1.x APIs, making it an up-to-date resource for anyone willing to experiment with modern mobile Linux app development.
https://tuxphones.com/tutorial-developing-responsive-linux-smartphone-apps-gnome-builder-gtk-libhandy-gtk-part-1/ #linux
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Updates on #Nexus5: GPU is much stabler on kernel 5.9! Also battery indicator support is finally being merged into the upstream Linux tree, fingers crossed for how soon this will happen though: https://lists.sr.ht/~postmarketos/upstreaming/patches/14013 #linux
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Updates on #Nexus5: GPU is much stabler on kernel 5.9! Also battery indicator support is finally being merged into the upstream Linux tree, fingers crossed for how soon this will happen though: https://lists.sr.ht/~postmarketos/upstreaming/patches/14013 #linux