#calyx — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #calyx, aggregated by home.social.
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My Calyx is finalist on the Physical Handcrafted Works!!!
You will be able to see him on the event too :D
He can stand by himself.
I'm so proud of how it looks.
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#08 Bastion - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#08 Bastion - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#08 Bastion - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#08 Bastion - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#08 Bastion - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#07 Isotope - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#07 Isotope - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#07 Isotope - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#07 Isotope - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#07 Isotope - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#06 Exkursion - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#06 Exkursion - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#06 Exkursion - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#06 Exkursion - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#06 Exkursion - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#05 Aufholjagd - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#05 Aufholjagd - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#05 Aufholjagd - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#05 Aufholjagd - Let´s play "Calyx"
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#05 Aufholjagd - Let´s play "Calyx"
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@calyxos/116331385301964545
The old release server has been offline and due to the ongoing travel risks across the United States, the dev team hasn’t been able to travel to the physical data center yet. While we are working on manual disk recovery, data on this server remains unreachable. If you have copies of past CalyxOS builds and would like to help us rebuild our release archive, please visit our dedicated GitLab issue: Release files recovery. You can check which factory images and files are still missing and upload the missing files. We are grateful for your contribution.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@calyxos/116331385301964545
The old release server has been offline and due to the ongoing travel risks across the United States, the dev team hasn’t been able to travel to the physical data center yet. While we are working on manual disk recovery, data on this server remains unreachable. If you have copies of past CalyxOS builds and would like to help us rebuild our release archive, please visit our dedicated GitLab issue: Release files recovery. You can check which factory images and files are still missing and upload the missing files. We are grateful for your contribution.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@calyxos/116331385301964545
The old release server has been offline and due to the ongoing travel risks across the United States, the dev team hasn’t been able to travel to the physical data center yet. While we are working on manual disk recovery, data on this server remains unreachable. If you have copies of past CalyxOS builds and would like to help us rebuild our release archive, please visit our dedicated GitLab issue: Release files recovery. You can check which factory images and files are still missing and upload the missing files. We are grateful for your contribution.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@calyxos/116331385301964545
The old release server has been offline and due to the ongoing travel risks across the United States, the dev team hasn’t been able to travel to the physical data center yet. While we are working on manual disk recovery, data on this server remains unreachable. If you have copies of past CalyxOS builds and would like to help us rebuild our release archive, please visit our dedicated GitLab issue: Release files recovery. You can check which factory images and files are still missing and upload the missing files. We are grateful for your contribution.
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Calyx – Ghostty-Based macOS Terminal with Liquid Glass UI
https://github.com/yuuichieguchi/Calyx
#HackerNews #Calyx #Ghostty #macOS #Terminal #Liquid #Glass #UI
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Calyx – Ghostty-Based macOS Terminal with Liquid Glass UI
https://github.com/yuuichieguchi/Calyx
#HackerNews #Calyx #Ghostty #macOS #Terminal #Liquid #Glass #UI
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Calyx – Ghostty-Based macOS Terminal with Liquid Glass UI
https://github.com/yuuichieguchi/Calyx
#HackerNews #Calyx #Ghostty #macOS #Terminal #Liquid #Glass #UI
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Calyx – Ghostty-Based macOS Terminal with Liquid Glass UI
https://github.com/yuuichieguchi/Calyx
#HackerNews #Calyx #Ghostty #macOS #Terminal #Liquid #Glass #UI
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Calyx – Ghostty-Based macOS Terminal with Liquid Glass UI
https://github.com/yuuichieguchi/Calyx
#HackerNews #Calyx #Ghostty #macOS #Terminal #Liquid #Glass #UI
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Nutzer von entgoogelten Android-Betriebssystemen sollten angesichts der von Google angekündigten Änderungen beim App-Sideloading ab September nicht selbstzufrieden sein. Wenn F-Droid und andere Alternativen den überwiegenden Teil ihrer Nutzerbasis verlieren, verlieren wir alle. Wir müssen uns mobilisieren, um das zu verhindern:
https://keepandroidopen.org/de/
#keepandroidopen #murena #calyx #aosp #lineageOS -
Nutzer von entgoogelten Android-Betriebssystemen sollten angesichts der von Google angekündigten Änderungen beim App-Sideloading ab September nicht selbstzufrieden sein. Wenn F-Droid und andere Alternativen den überwiegenden Teil ihrer Nutzerbasis verlieren, verlieren wir alle. Wir müssen uns mobilisieren, um das zu verhindern:
https://keepandroidopen.org/de/
#keepandroidopen #murena #calyx #aosp #lineageOS -
Nutzer von entgoogelten Android-Betriebssystemen sollten angesichts der von Google angekündigten Änderungen beim App-Sideloading ab September nicht selbstzufrieden sein. Wenn F-Droid und andere Alternativen den überwiegenden Teil ihrer Nutzerbasis verlieren, verlieren wir alle. Wir müssen uns mobilisieren, um das zu verhindern:
https://keepandroidopen.org/de/
#keepandroidopen #murena #calyx #aosp #lineageOS -
Nutzer von entgoogelten Android-Betriebssystemen sollten angesichts der von Google angekündigten Änderungen beim App-Sideloading ab September nicht selbstzufrieden sein. Wenn F-Droid und andere Alternativen den überwiegenden Teil ihrer Nutzerbasis verlieren, verlieren wir alle. Wir müssen uns mobilisieren, um das zu verhindern:
https://keepandroidopen.org/de/
#keepandroidopen #murena #calyx #aosp #lineageOS -
Nutzer von entgoogelten Android-Betriebssystemen sollten angesichts der von Google angekündigten Änderungen beim App-Sideloading ab September nicht selbstzufrieden sein. Wenn F-Droid und andere Alternativen den überwiegenden Teil ihrer Nutzerbasis verlieren, verlieren wir alle. Wir müssen uns mobilisieren, um das zu verhindern:
https://keepandroidopen.org/de/
#keepandroidopen #murena #calyx #aosp #lineageOS -
@GrapheneOS @attilax @LearnToLivePrivate @RustRaven @jmoupah @Yrrussaj @sebsauvage @jolla Hey Graphene OS folks.
First, it's really great that you guys have created a security focused deGoogled Android operating system.
Given the problems of American big tech, I applaud you for creating an alternative.
So full credit where credit is due.
That being said, constantly badmouthing every other non-Apple and non-Google smartphone maker and operating system is not a good look.
And jumping into any thread on Mastodon where there's a mention of another alternative smartphone maker or OS to badmouth them is not a good look.
You say Jolla is no good. SailfishOS is no good. Fairphone is no good. Murena is no good. CalyxOS is no good. Dumbphones are no good.
I'd imagine you'd probably win more people over if you talked more about why people should choose Graphene instead why they shouldn't choose one of the others.
Because right now, there are tradeoffs with every mobile OS.
That includes Graphene.
For example, there are people for whom limiting their exposure to Google and Apple is more important than choosing the most locked down option available.
For such people, needing to buy a Google Pixel phone to run Graphene is a massive negative.
That's even if the Google Pixel is the best hardware from a security perspective.
And in that case, yeah there are other options that may be a better fit for those people.
There's another issue.
There seems to be many Reddit threads and YouTube videos and blogs out there from people who were enthusiastic about Graphene, but have soured on it.
And the funny thing is there's a pattern to it. "Cult-like" and "toxic" seems to be phrases that tend to be used a lot.
I've also noticed a recurring pattern you put for why the other alternatives are bad is because people connected with those businesses or companies badmouth Graphene.
It seems to me like Graphene constantly bags those other projects. When anyone connected with those projects responds, that response is presented by you guys as evidence of bullying and harassment, without that context.
And the recurring line about how people should just stick with iOS or Google Android if they don't choose Graphene? Just shameful. And completely misses the point of why some people are looking for alternative platforms in the first place.
And the more people who choose an alternative OS, the more normal it becomes to do it, which ultimately leads to more people looking at alternatives like Graphene.
#Android #Jolla #SailfishOS #AOSP #Graphene #GrapheneOS #Murena #Calyx #CalyxOS #Linux #infosec #opensource -
@GrapheneOS @attilax @LearnToLivePrivate @RustRaven @jmoupah @Yrrussaj @sebsauvage @jolla Hey Graphene OS folks.
First, it's really great that you guys have created a security focused deGoogled Android operating system.
Given the problems of American big tech, I applaud you for creating an alternative.
So full credit where credit is due.
That being said, constantly badmouthing every other non-Apple and non-Google smartphone maker and operating system is not a good look.
And jumping into any thread on Mastodon where there's a mention of another alternative smartphone maker or OS to badmouth them is not a good look.
You say Jolla is no good. SailfishOS is no good. Fairphone is no good. Murena is no good. CalyxOS is no good. Dumbphones are no good.
I'd imagine you'd probably win more people over if you talked more about why people should choose Graphene instead why they shouldn't choose one of the others.
Because right now, there are tradeoffs with every mobile OS.
That includes Graphene.
For example, there are people for whom limiting their exposure to Google and Apple is more important than choosing the most locked down option available.
For such people, needing to buy a Google Pixel phone to run Graphene is a massive negative.
That's even if the Google Pixel is the best hardware from a security perspective.
And in that case, yeah there are other options that may be a better fit for those people.
There's another issue.
There seems to be many Reddit threads and YouTube videos and blogs out there from people who were enthusiastic about Graphene, but have soured on it.
And the funny thing is there's a pattern to it. "Cult-like" and "toxic" seems to be phrases that tend to be used a lot.
I've also noticed a recurring pattern you put for why the other alternatives are bad is because people connected with those businesses or companies badmouth Graphene.
It seems to me like Graphene constantly bags those other projects. When anyone connected with those projects responds, that response is presented by you guys as evidence of bullying and harassment, without that context.
And the recurring line about how people should just stick with iOS or Google Android if they don't choose Graphene? Just shameful. And completely misses the point of why some people are looking for alternative platforms in the first place.
And the more people who choose an alternative OS, the more normal it becomes to do it, which ultimately leads to more people looking at alternatives like Graphene.
#Android #Jolla #SailfishOS #AOSP #Graphene #GrapheneOS #Murena #Calyx #CalyxOS #Linux #infosec #opensource -
@GrapheneOS @attilax @LearnToLivePrivate @RustRaven @jmoupah @Yrrussaj @sebsauvage @jolla Hey Graphene OS folks.
First, it's really great that you guys have created a security focused deGoogled Android operating system.
Given the problems of American big tech, I applaud you for creating an alternative.
So full credit where credit is due.
That being said, constantly badmouthing every other non-Apple and non-Google smartphone maker and operating system is not a good look.
And jumping into any thread on Mastodon where there's a mention of another alternative smartphone maker or OS to badmouth them is not a good look.
You say Jolla is no good. SailfishOS is no good. Fairphone is no good. Murena is no good. CalyxOS is no good. Dumbphones are no good.
I'd imagine you'd probably win more people over if you talked more about why people should choose Graphene instead why they shouldn't choose one of the others.
Because right now, there are tradeoffs with every mobile OS.
That includes Graphene.
For example, there are people for whom limiting their exposure to Google and Apple is more important than choosing the most locked down option available.
For such people, needing to buy a Google Pixel phone to run Graphene is a massive negative.
That's even if the Google Pixel is the best hardware from a security perspective.
And in that case, yeah there are other options that may be a better fit for those people.
There's another issue.
There seems to be many Reddit threads and YouTube videos and blogs out there from people who were enthusiastic about Graphene, but have soured on it.
And the funny thing is there's a pattern to it. "Cult-like" and "toxic" seems to be phrases that tend to be used a lot.
I've also noticed a recurring pattern you put for why the other alternatives are bad is because people connected with those businesses or companies badmouth Graphene.
It seems to me like Graphene constantly bags those other projects. When anyone connected with those projects responds, that response is presented by you guys as evidence of bullying and harassment, without that context.
And the recurring line about how people should just stick with iOS or Google Android if they don't choose Graphene? Just shameful. And completely misses the point of why some people are looking for alternative platforms in the first place.
And the more people who choose an alternative OS, the more normal it becomes to do it, which ultimately leads to more people looking at alternatives like Graphene.
#Android #Jolla #SailfishOS #AOSP #Graphene #GrapheneOS #Murena #Calyx #CalyxOS #Linux #infosec #opensource -
@GrapheneOS @attilax @LearnToLivePrivate @RustRaven @jmoupah @Yrrussaj @sebsauvage @jolla Hey Graphene OS folks.
First, it's really great that you guys have created a security focused deGoogled Android operating system.
Given the problems of American big tech, I applaud you for creating an alternative.
So full credit where credit is due.
That being said, constantly badmouthing every other non-Apple and non-Google smartphone maker and operating system is not a good look.
And jumping into any thread on Mastodon where there's a mention of another alternative smartphone maker or OS to badmouth them is not a good look.
You say Jolla is no good. SailfishOS is no good. Fairphone is no good. Murena is no good. CalyxOS is no good. Dumbphones are no good.
I'd imagine you'd probably win more people over if you talked more about why people should choose Graphene instead why they shouldn't choose one of the others.
Because right now, there are tradeoffs with every mobile OS.
That includes Graphene.
For example, there are people for whom limiting their exposure to Google and Apple is more important than choosing the most locked down option available.
For such people, needing to buy a Google Pixel phone to run Graphene is a massive negative.
That's even if the Google Pixel is the best hardware from a security perspective.
And in that case, yeah there are other options that may be a better fit for those people.
There's another issue.
There seems to be many Reddit threads and YouTube videos and blogs out there from people who were enthusiastic about Graphene, but have soured on it.
And the funny thing is there's a pattern to it. "Cult-like" and "toxic" seems to be phrases that tend to be used a lot.
I've also noticed a recurring pattern you put for why the other alternatives are bad is because people connected with those businesses or companies badmouth Graphene.
It seems to me like Graphene constantly bags those other projects. When anyone connected with those projects responds, that response is presented by you guys as evidence of bullying and harassment, without that context.
And the recurring line about how people should just stick with iOS or Google Android if they don't choose Graphene? Just shameful. And completely misses the point of why some people are looking for alternative platforms in the first place.
And the more people who choose an alternative OS, the more normal it becomes to do it, which ultimately leads to more people looking at alternatives like Graphene.
#Android #Jolla #SailfishOS #AOSP #Graphene #GrapheneOS #Murena #Calyx #CalyxOS #Linux #infosec #opensource
