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  1. europesays.com/ro/239033/ (VIDEO) Un mecanic din Finlanda e furios pe Nissan, declarând că garanţia acestuia la maşini electrice e o capcană, care nu protejează consumatorii | PiataAuto.md #Afaceri #baterie #Business #celula #defecta #electrice #finlanda #furios #garantie #inlocuire #leaf #masini #mecanic #Nissan #refuz #RO #Română #Romania #Romanian

  2. So I'm a pretty big fan of my new phone so far. #FuriOS wouldn't be my first choice of Linux Mobile operating systems, but it's fine. I would prefer #PlasmaMobile to #Phosh, but Phosh is also fine ( I prefer a clean desktop to an always present app list; always present app lists render wallpaper pointless) .

    All that said… I miss my #Android keyboard. The predictive text was better, it auto-capitalized the start of sentences, it auto capitalized the word "i" and previously entered proper nouns, and while the autocorrect was sometimes annoying , it turns out that not having it is worse. For this Owlbear it is, at least.

    Also, it auto-spaces after punctuation, which The Owlbear is having trouble getting used to and seems like a really stupid feature for a keyboard intended to be used ( at least sometimes) in a terminal. Not auto-capitalizing letters makes sense for a terminal keyboard, but auto spacing after punctuation ( including parentheses ) doesn't.

    So the keeb isn't great for either.

  3. So I'm a pretty big fan of my new phone so far. #FuriOS wouldn't be my first choice of Linux Mobile operating systems, but it's fine. I would prefer #PlasmaMobile to #Phosh, but Phosh is also fine ( I prefer a clean desktop to an always present app list; always present app lists render wallpaper pointless) .

    All that said… I miss my #Android keyboard. The predictive text was better, it auto-capitalized the start of sentences, it auto capitalized the word "i" and previously entered proper nouns, and while the autocorrect was sometimes annoying , it turns out that not having it is worse. For this Owlbear it is, at least.

    Also, it auto-spaces after punctuation, which The Owlbear is having trouble getting used to and seems like a really stupid feature for a keyboard intended to be used ( at least sometimes) in a terminal. Not auto-capitalizing letters makes sense for a terminal keyboard, but auto spacing after punctuation ( including parentheses ) doesn't.

    So the keeb isn't great for either.

  4. So I'm a pretty big fan of my new phone so far. #FuriOS wouldn't be my first choice of Linux Mobile operating systems, but it's fine. I would prefer #PlasmaMobile to #Phosh, but Phosh is also fine ( I prefer a clean desktop to an always present app list; always present app lists render wallpaper pointless) .

    All that said… I miss my #Android keyboard. The predictive text was better, it auto-capitalized the start of sentences, it auto capitalized the word "i" and previously entered proper nouns, and while the autocorrect was sometimes annoying , it turns out that not having it is worse. For this Owlbear it is, at least.

    Also, it auto-spaces after punctuation, which The Owlbear is having trouble getting used to and seems like a really stupid feature for a keyboard intended to be used ( at least sometimes) in a terminal. Not auto-capitalizing letters makes sense for a terminal keyboard, but auto spacing after punctuation ( including parentheses ) doesn't.

    So the keeb isn't great for either.

  5. So I'm a pretty big fan of my new phone so far. #FuriOS wouldn't be my first choice of Linux Mobile operating systems, but it's fine. I would prefer #PlasmaMobile to #Phosh, but Phosh is also fine ( I prefer a clean desktop to an always present app list; always present app lists render wallpaper pointless) .

    All that said… I miss my #Android keyboard. The predictive text was better, it auto-capitalized the start of sentences, it auto capitalized the word "i" and previously entered proper nouns, and while the autocorrect was sometimes annoying , it turns out that not having it is worse. For this Owlbear it is, at least.

    Also, it auto-spaces after punctuation, which The Owlbear is having trouble getting used to and seems like a really stupid feature for a keyboard intended to be used ( at least sometimes) in a terminal. Not auto-capitalizing letters makes sense for a terminal keyboard, but auto spacing after punctuation ( including parentheses ) doesn't.

    So the keeb isn't great for either.

  6. So I'm a pretty big fan of my new phone so far. #FuriOS wouldn't be my first choice of Linux Mobile operating systems, but it's fine. I would prefer #PlasmaMobile to #Phosh, but Phosh is also fine ( I prefer a clean desktop to an always present app list; always present app lists render wallpaper pointless) .

    All that said… I miss my #Android keyboard. The predictive text was better, it auto-capitalized the start of sentences, it auto capitalized the word "i" and previously entered proper nouns, and while the autocorrect was sometimes annoying , it turns out that not having it is worse. For this Owlbear it is, at least.

    Also, it auto-spaces after punctuation, which The Owlbear is having trouble getting used to and seems like a really stupid feature for a keyboard intended to be used ( at least sometimes) in a terminal. Not auto-capitalizing letters makes sense for a terminal keyboard, but auto spacing after punctuation ( including parentheses ) doesn't.

    So the keeb isn't great for either.

  7. Just released NomNomus Version 0.2.0 . The LinuxPhone Food Tracker now has Favorite Recipes to store often consumed or self-made items in a local cache. Also the logo suppose to be a fruit not a anus. Thank you @doggestman for clarification.
    github.com/6rube/nomnomus

    #Linux #Linuxphones #LinuxMobile #FuriOS #UbuntuTouch #Mobian #postmarketos

  8. For anyone wondering whether their mobile carrier works on the FLX1, FLX1s, or FLX1s+, there’s a community-maintained page where you can check carrier support:

    wiki.linuxphone.io/index.php?t

    #Linuxphones #Linuxmobile #FuriOS #FLX1s

  9. For anyone wondering whether their mobile carrier works on the FLX1, FLX1s, or FLX1s+, there’s a community-maintained page where you can check carrier support:

    wiki.linuxphone.io/index.php?t

    #Linuxphones #Linuxmobile #FuriOS #FLX1s

  10. For anyone wondering whether their mobile carrier works on the FLX1, FLX1s, or FLX1s+, there’s a community-maintained page where you can check carrier support:

    wiki.linuxphone.io/index.php?t

    #Linuxphones #Linuxmobile #FuriOS #FLX1s

  11. For anyone wondering whether their mobile carrier works on the FLX1, FLX1s, or FLX1s+, there’s a community-maintained page where you can check carrier support:

    wiki.linuxphone.io/index.php?t

    #Linuxphones #Linuxmobile #FuriOS #FLX1s

  12. For anyone wondering whether their mobile carrier works on the FLX1, FLX1s, or FLX1s+, there’s a community-maintained page where you can check carrier support:

    wiki.linuxphone.io/index.php?t

    #Linuxphones #Linuxmobile #FuriOS #FLX1s

  13. @david_bardos Interesting article, and even more interesting website design!

    One thing to note is that most people do not (and will not, ever) install an OS; they simply buy a device and Windows, macOS, Android, iOS come preinstalled. You could say they chose their OS by choosing the device.

    In the same fashion, there are mobile Linux OSes, e.g. #PureOS and #FuriOS that just come preinstalled for users on devices: #Librem5, #LibertyPhone, #FLX1S+

    I think it's this category of OSes that has the higher promise of adoption by normal non-technical folks.

  14. @david_bardos Interesting article, and even more interesting website design!

    One thing to note is that most people do not (and will not, ever) install an OS; they simply buy a device and Windows, macOS, Android, iOS come preinstalled. You could say they chose their OS by choosing the device.

    In the same fashion, there are mobile Linux OSes, e.g. #PureOS and #FuriOS that just come preinstalled for users on devices: #Librem5, #LibertyPhone, #FLX1S+

    I think it's this category of OSes that has the higher promise of adoption by normal non-technical folks.

  15. @david_bardos Interesting article, and even more interesting website design!

    One thing to note is that most people do not (and will not, ever) install an OS; they simply buy a device and Windows, macOS, Android, iOS come preinstalled. You could say they chose their OS by choosing the device.

    In the same fashion, there are mobile Linux OSes, e.g. #PureOS and #FuriOS that just come preinstalled for users on devices: #Librem5, #LibertyPhone, #FLX1S+

    I think it's this category of OSes that has the higher promise of adoption by normal non-technical folks.

  16. @david_bardos Interesting article, and even more interesting website design!

    One thing to note is that most people do not (and will not, ever) install an OS; they simply buy a device and Windows, macOS, Android, iOS come preinstalled. You could say they chose their OS by choosing the device.

    In the same fashion, there are mobile Linux OSes, e.g. #PureOS and #FuriOS that just come preinstalled for users on devices: #Librem5, #LibertyPhone, #FLX1S+

    I think it's this category of OSes that has the higher promise of adoption by normal non-technical folks.

  17. @david_bardos Interesting article, and even more interesting website design!

    One thing to note is that most people do not (and will not, ever) install an OS; they simply buy a device and Windows, macOS, Android, iOS come preinstalled. You could say they chose their OS by choosing the device.

    In the same fashion, there are mobile Linux OSes, e.g. #PureOS and #FuriOS that just come preinstalled for users on devices: #Librem5, #LibertyPhone, #FLX1S+

    I think it's this category of OSes that has the higher promise of adoption by normal non-technical folks.

  18. @opensourceopenmind @davepolaschek @furilabs

    I can't make it work with with FLX1 (not FLX1s). And I believe the issue is @FuriLabs choosing HDMI (Proprietary) over DisplayPort (Open Source). HDMI is NOT backwards compatible. FuriLabs don't provide info on the version of the HDMI port (I think it is 2.1). My monitor has two 2.0 version ports, which make it incompatible. I've tried different cables. Make sure your monitor can support this hub before purchasing.

    #FLX1 #FLH1 #LinuxPhone #FuriOS

  19. @opensourceopenmind @davepolaschek @furilabs

    I can't make it work with with FLX1 (not FLX1s). And I believe the issue is @FuriLabs choosing HDMI (Proprietary) over DisplayPort (Open Source). HDMI is NOT backwards compatible. FuriLabs don't provide info on the version of the HDMI port (I think it is 2.1). My monitor has two 2.0 version ports, which make it incompatible. I've tried different cables. Make sure your monitor can support this hub before purchasing.

    #FLX1 #FLH1 #LinuxPhone #FuriOS

  20. @opensourceopenmind @davepolaschek @furilabs

    I can't make it work with with FLX1 (not FLX1s). And I believe the issue is @FuriLabs choosing HDMI (Proprietary) over DisplayPort (Open Source). HDMI is NOT backwards compatible. FuriLabs don't provide info on the version of the HDMI port (I think it is 2.1). My monitor has two 2.0 version ports, which make it incompatible. I've tried different cables. Make sure your monitor can support this hub before purchasing.

    #FLX1 #FLH1 #LinuxPhone #FuriOS