#calyxos — Public Fediverse posts
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I'm back in #calyxos on my #fairphone4...
I switched from calyxos to iode, after the broken state of calyxos... This week I switched back to calyxos (because calyxos is better than iode and the is updates stuck on fairphone 4 because of a bug. So a wipe must be made)
I'm happy. But switching ist always much work, because of poor backup/restore of android. I didn't use #seedvault. I just used the backup function of every app in combination with a #syncthing share.
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I'm back in #calyxos on my #fairphone4...
I switched from calyxos to iode, after the broken state of calyxos... This week I switched back to calyxos (because calyxos is better than iode and the is updates stuck on fairphone 4 because of a bug. So a wipe must be made)
I'm happy. But switching ist always much work, because of poor backup/restore of android. I didn't use #seedvault. I just used the backup function of every app in combination with a #syncthing share.
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I'm back in #calyxos on my #fairphone4...
I switched from calyxos to iode, after the broken state of calyxos... This week I switched back to calyxos (because calyxos is better than iode and the is updates stuck on fairphone 4 because of a bug. So a wipe must be made)
I'm happy. But switching ist always much work, because of poor backup/restore of android. I didn't use #seedvault. I just used the backup function of every app in combination with a #syncthing share.
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I'm back in #calyxos on my #fairphone4...
I switched from calyxos to iode, after the broken state of calyxos... This week I switched back to calyxos (because calyxos is better than iode and the is updates stuck on fairphone 4 because of a bug. So a wipe must be made)
I'm happy. But switching ist always much work, because of poor backup/restore of android. I didn't use #seedvault. I just used the backup function of every app in combination with a #syncthing share.
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🌎 [GL] 🔐📱 CalyxOS, unha alternativa baseada en Android centrada na privacidade e ao alcance de calquera: substitúe Google por microG e incorpora ferramentas como Datura Firewall para controlar as conexións das aplicacións. Recupera o control dos teus datos.
🌐 +info https://calyxos.org/
💪 https://pepaloba.org/?lang=gl#asociate
✊ https://ecoarglobal.org/gl/espazo-activista -
🌎 [GL] 🔐📱 CalyxOS, unha alternativa baseada en Android centrada na privacidade e ao alcance de calquera: substitúe Google por microG e incorpora ferramentas como Datura Firewall para controlar as conexións das aplicacións. Recupera o control dos teus datos.
🌐 +info https://calyxos.org/
💪 https://pepaloba.org/?lang=gl#asociate
✊ https://ecoarglobal.org/gl/espazo-activista -
🌎 [GL] 🔐📱 CalyxOS, unha alternativa baseada en Android centrada na privacidade e ao alcance de calquera: substitúe Google por microG e incorpora ferramentas como Datura Firewall para controlar as conexións das aplicacións. Recupera o control dos teus datos.
🌐 +info https://calyxos.org/
💪 https://pepaloba.org/?lang=gl#asociate
✊ https://ecoarglobal.org/gl/espazo-activista -
🌎 [GL] 🔐📱 CalyxOS, unha alternativa baseada en Android centrada na privacidade e ao alcance de calquera: substitúe Google por microG e incorpora ferramentas como Datura Firewall para controlar as conexións das aplicacións. Recupera o control dos teus datos.
🌐 +info https://calyxos.org/
💪 https://pepaloba.org/?lang=gl#asociate
✊ https://ecoarglobal.org/gl/espazo-activista -
🌎 [GL] 🔐📱 CalyxOS, unha alternativa baseada en Android centrada na privacidade e ao alcance de calquera: substitúe Google por microG e incorpora ferramentas como Datura Firewall para controlar as conexións das aplicacións. Recupera o control dos teus datos.
🌐 +info https://calyxos.org/
💪 https://pepaloba.org/?lang=gl#asociate
✊ https://ecoarglobal.org/gl/espazo-activista -
Spent some time setting up the basics. I started with my password manager, and was able to install Bitwarden through Aurora. My setup also depends on Tailscale which came right from F-Droid. Next I installed Aegis for my 2FA (also F-Droid).
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Spent some time setting up the basics. I started with my password manager, and was able to install Bitwarden through Aurora. My setup also depends on Tailscale which came right from F-Droid. Next I installed Aegis for my 2FA (also F-Droid).
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Spent some time setting up the basics. I started with my password manager, and was able to install Bitwarden through Aurora. My setup also depends on Tailscale which came right from F-Droid. Next I installed Aegis for my 2FA (also F-Droid).
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Spent some time setting up the basics. I started with my password manager, and was able to install Bitwarden through Aurora. My setup also depends on Tailscale which came right from F-Droid. Next I installed Aegis for my 2FA (also F-Droid).
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GrapheneOS has Google Play installed on the phone, but it's in its own sandbox. That means it sends real telemetry to google, but is limited to what it can see from within the sandbox.
CalyxOS doesn't support Google Play at all. It has Aurora Store and you can install migroG to get access to apps from Google Play. The only interaction with Google is push notifications, which are also optional. This means some apps won't work. Sound like it's mostly banking apps that break.
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GrapheneOS has Google Play installed on the phone, but it's in its own sandbox. That means it sends real telemetry to google, but is limited to what it can see from within the sandbox.
CalyxOS doesn't support Google Play at all. It has Aurora Store and you can install migroG to get access to apps from Google Play. The only interaction with Google is push notifications, which are also optional. This means some apps won't work. Sound like it's mostly banking apps that break.
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GrapheneOS has Google Play installed on the phone, but it's in its own sandbox. That means it sends real telemetry to google, but is limited to what it can see from within the sandbox.
CalyxOS doesn't support Google Play at all. It has Aurora Store and you can install migroG to get access to apps from Google Play. The only interaction with Google is push notifications, which are also optional. This means some apps won't work. Sound like it's mostly banking apps that break.
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GrapheneOS has Google Play installed on the phone, but it's in its own sandbox. That means it sends real telemetry to google, but is limited to what it can see from within the sandbox.
CalyxOS doesn't support Google Play at all. It has Aurora Store and you can install migroG to get access to apps from Google Play. The only interaction with Google is push notifications, which are also optional. This means some apps won't work. Sound like it's mostly banking apps that break.
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GrapheneOS has Google Play installed on the phone, but it's in its own sandbox. That means it sends real telemetry to google, but is limited to what it can see from within the sandbox.
CalyxOS doesn't support Google Play at all. It has Aurora Store and you can install migroG to get access to apps from Google Play. The only interaction with Google is push notifications, which are also optional. This means some apps won't work. Sound like it's mostly banking apps that break.
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Just installed CalyxOS on my Pixel 6 Pro. Took me about thirty minutes total. One of the longest parts of the process was finding the little pin to remove the SIM card. The web installer was really easy. Now I'm doing more digging into MicroG.
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Just installed CalyxOS on my Pixel 6 Pro. Took me about thirty minutes total. One of the longest parts of the process was finding the little pin to remove the SIM card. The web installer was really easy. Now I'm doing more digging into MicroG.
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Just installed CalyxOS on my Pixel 6 Pro. Took me about thirty minutes total. One of the longest parts of the process was finding the little pin to remove the SIM card. The web installer was really easy. Now I'm doing more digging into MicroG.
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Just installed CalyxOS on my Pixel 6 Pro. Took me about thirty minutes total. One of the longest parts of the process was finding the little pin to remove the SIM card. The web installer was really easy. Now I'm doing more digging into MicroG.
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@kaidenshi So expensive, though. :/
That said, if I can get one, I'll probably run #CalyxOS on it.
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@kaidenshi So expensive, though. :/
That said, if I can get one, I'll probably run #CalyxOS on it.
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@kaidenshi So expensive, though. :/
That said, if I can get one, I'll probably run #CalyxOS on it.
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@kaidenshi So expensive, though. :/
That said, if I can get one, I'll probably run #CalyxOS on it.
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@kaidenshi So expensive, though. :/
That said, if I can get one, I'll probably run #CalyxOS on it.
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Starting my migration to CalyxOS today. Currently I'm on my Pixel 9a with GrapheneOS installed. Before wiping this phone, I'm going to install CalyxOS on a Pixel 6 I have lying around to give the OS a go.
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Starting my migration to CalyxOS today. Currently I'm on my Pixel 9a with GrapheneOS installed. Before wiping this phone, I'm going to install CalyxOS on a Pixel 6 I have lying around to give the OS a go.
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Starting my migration to CalyxOS today. Currently I'm on my Pixel 9a with GrapheneOS installed. Before wiping this phone, I'm going to install CalyxOS on a Pixel 6 I have lying around to give the OS a go.
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Starting my migration to CalyxOS today. Currently I'm on my Pixel 9a with GrapheneOS installed. Before wiping this phone, I'm going to install CalyxOS on a Pixel 6 I have lying around to give the OS a go.
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Starting my migration to CalyxOS today. Currently I'm on my Pixel 9a with GrapheneOS installed. Before wiping this phone, I'm going to install CalyxOS on a Pixel 6 I have lying around to give the OS a go.
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CalyxOS est de retour https://linuxfr.org/news/calyxos-est-de-retour #Android #android #calyxos
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CalyxOS est de retour https://linuxfr.org/news/calyxos-est-de-retour #Android #android #calyxos
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CalyxOS est de retour https://linuxfr.org/news/calyxos-est-de-retour #Android #android #calyxos
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CalyxOS est de retour https://linuxfr.org/news/calyxos-est-de-retour #Android #android #calyxos
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CalyxOS est de retour https://linuxfr.org/news/calyxos-est-de-retour #Android #android #calyxos
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Trying CalyxOS on Pixel 8.
Signal, CoMaps and DAVx^5 (CalDAV, CardDAV and WebDAV) are installed with the OS, nice touch.
Android version 16, stock would be 17.
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Trying CalyxOS on Pixel 8.
Signal, CoMaps and DAVx^5 (CalDAV, CardDAV and WebDAV) are installed with the OS, nice touch.
Android version 16, stock would be 17.
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Trying CalyxOS on Pixel 8.
Signal, CoMaps and DAVx^5 (CalDAV, CardDAV and WebDAV) are installed with the OS, nice touch.
Android version 16, stock would be 17.
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Trying CalyxOS on Pixel 8.
Signal, CoMaps and DAVx^5 (CalDAV, CardDAV and WebDAV) are installed with the OS, nice touch.
Android version 16, stock would be 17.
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Trying CalyxOS on Pixel 8.
Signal, CoMaps and DAVx^5 (CalDAV, CardDAV and WebDAV) are installed with the OS, nice touch.
Android version 16, stock would be 17.
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#CalyxOS Trip Report
Trying this due to the recent... unpleasantness... with GrapheneOS, and Calyx is pretty much stock Android Open Source Project with some security/usability apps installed (Tor Browser, Thunderbird, etc) and a tight integration with F-Droid, Aurora Store (the open source Google Play Store front end), and microG (the open-source reimplementation of Google Play Services). So far it's a nicer experience around the edges than Graphene with some stuff (it has the full charging control for battery lifespan implementation unlike Graphene just having the flat charge limit option), but there's one or two surface-level things I miss (no option to not have the length of your PIN visible on the lock screen.)
microG so far seems to work with every app I have installed, but I don't phone game or do mobile payments with the exception of Solid Explorer not being convinced I paid for the ad-free version... but also the ads aren't working either so yay? XD
My SeedVault backup successfully transferred from GrapheneOS with no issues. That's the first time that's ever happened. SeedVault has been so useless for me in the past.
I'm willing to guess Calyx doesn't have as many of the hardening things GrapheneOS claims, but also given their behavior earlier in the week Graphene's threat model is in doubt and I don't trust them to do it right anyway.
First impressions are pretty good, so I think I'll stick with it for now unless something catches on fire or given the way things are going in open-source these days it also gets milkshake ducked. :ac_sighing:
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#CalyxOS Trip Report
Trying this due to the recent... unpleasantness... with GrapheneOS, and Calyx is pretty much stock Android Open Source Project with some security/usability apps installed (Tor Browser, Thunderbird, etc) and a tight integration with F-Droid, Aurora Store (the open source Google Play Store front end), and microG (the open-source reimplementation of Google Play Services). So far it's a nicer experience around the edges than Graphene with some stuff (it has the full charging control for battery lifespan implementation unlike Graphene just having the flat charge limit option), but there's one or two surface-level things I miss (no option to not have the length of your PIN visible on the lock screen.)
microG so far seems to work with every app I have installed, but I don't phone game or do mobile payments with the exception of Solid Explorer not being convinced I paid for the ad-free version... but also the ads aren't working either so yay? XD
My SeedVault backup successfully transferred from GrapheneOS with no issues. That's the first time that's ever happened. SeedVault has been so useless for me in the past.
I'm willing to guess Calyx doesn't have as many of the hardening things GrapheneOS claims, but also given their behavior earlier in the week Graphene's threat model is in doubt and I don't trust them to do it right anyway.
First impressions are pretty good, so I think I'll stick with it for now unless something catches on fire or given the way things are going in open-source these days it also gets milkshake ducked. :ac_sighing:
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#CalyxOS Trip Report
Trying this due to the recent... unpleasantness... with GrapheneOS, and Calyx is pretty much stock Android Open Source Project with some security/usability apps installed (Tor Browser, Thunderbird, etc) and a tight integration with F-Droid, Aurora Store (the open source Google Play Store front end), and microG (the open-source reimplementation of Google Play Services). So far it's a nicer experience around the edges than Graphene with some stuff (it has the full charging control for battery lifespan implementation unlike Graphene just having the flat charge limit option), but there's one or two surface-level things I miss (no option to not have the length of your PIN visible on the lock screen.)
microG so far seems to work with every app I have installed, but I don't phone game or do mobile payments with the exception of Solid Explorer not being convinced I paid for the ad-free version... but also the ads aren't working either so yay? XD
My SeedVault backup successfully transferred from GrapheneOS with no issues. That's the first time that's ever happened. SeedVault has been so useless for me in the past.
I'm willing to guess Calyx doesn't have as many of the hardening things GrapheneOS claims, but also given their behavior earlier in the week Graphene's threat model is in doubt and I don't trust them to do it right anyway.
First impressions are pretty good, so I think I'll stick with it for now unless something catches on fire or given the way things are going in open-source these days it also gets milkshake ducked. :ac_sighing:
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#CalyxOS Trip Report
Trying this due to the recent... unpleasantness... with GrapheneOS, and Calyx is pretty much stock Android Open Source Project with some security/usability apps installed (Tor Browser, Thunderbird, etc) and a tight integration with F-Droid, Aurora Store (the open source Google Play Store front end), and microG (the open-source reimplementation of Google Play Services). So far it's a nicer experience around the edges than Graphene with some stuff (it has the full charging control for battery lifespan implementation unlike Graphene just having the flat charge limit option), but there's one or two surface-level things I miss (no option to not have the length of your PIN visible on the lock screen.)
microG so far seems to work with every app I have installed, but I don't phone game or do mobile payments with the exception of Solid Explorer not being convinced I paid for the ad-free version... but also the ads aren't working either so yay? XD
My SeedVault backup successfully transferred from GrapheneOS with no issues. That's the first time that's ever happened. SeedVault has been so useless for me in the past.
I'm willing to guess Calyx doesn't have as many of the hardening things GrapheneOS claims, but also given their behavior earlier in the week Graphene's threat model is in doubt and I don't trust them to do it right anyway.
First impressions are pretty good, so I think I'll stick with it for now unless something catches on fire or given the way things are going in open-source these days it also gets milkshake ducked. :ac_sighing:
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#CalyxOS Trip Report
Trying this due to the recent... unpleasantness... with GrapheneOS, and Calyx is pretty much stock Android Open Source Project with some security/usability apps installed (Tor Browser, Thunderbird, etc) and a tight integration with F-Droid, Aurora Store (the open source Google Play Store front end), and microG (the open-source reimplementation of Google Play Services). So far it's a nicer experience around the edges than Graphene with some stuff (it has the full charging control for battery lifespan implementation unlike Graphene just having the flat charge limit option), but there's one or two surface-level things I miss (no option to not have the length of your PIN visible on the lock screen.)
microG so far seems to work with every app I have installed, but I don't phone game or do mobile payments with the exception of Solid Explorer not being convinced I paid for the ad-free version... but also the ads aren't working either so yay? XD
My SeedVault backup successfully transferred from GrapheneOS with no issues. That's the first time that's ever happened. SeedVault has been so useless for me in the past.
I'm willing to guess Calyx doesn't have as many of the hardening things GrapheneOS claims, but also given their behavior earlier in the week Graphene's threat model is in doubt and I don't trust them to do it right anyway.
First impressions are pretty good, so I think I'll stick with it for now unless something catches on fire or given the way things are going in open-source these days it also gets milkshake ducked. :ac_sighing:
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Is CalyxOS ran by crypto/ai crybabies, fascists, and/or generally shitty people? I would like to know before I change my phone OS yet again.
… I'm getting tired of this shit…
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Is CalyxOS ran by crypto/ai crybabies, fascists, and/or generally shitty people? I would like to know before I change my phone OS yet again.
… I'm getting tired of this shit…
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Is CalyxOS ran by crypto/ai crybabies, fascists, and/or generally shitty people? I would like to know before I change my phone OS yet again.
… I'm getting tired of this shit…
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Is CalyxOS ran by crypto/ai crybabies, fascists, and/or generally shitty people? I would like to know before I change my phone OS yet again.
… I'm getting tired of this shit…
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Is CalyxOS ran by crypto/ai crybabies, fascists, and/or generally shitty people? I would like to know before I change my phone OS yet again.
… I'm getting tired of this shit…
