#fydeos — Public Fediverse posts
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Still playing with the Framework 12, now the system is a triple boot, as I installed FydeOS in addition of #popos and #haikuos .
There, tablet mode is working quite well:
* with a virtual keyboard respecting the selected layout in the OS,
* the physical keyboard and touchpad being disabled in tablet mode.Unfortunately, there is no screen rotation despite the option being active in the settings.
As much as I don’t like chrome, I must admit the system is really nice to use.
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The Register: FydeOS offers ChromeOS without the Google strings attached . “Fyde Innovations’ FydeOS is a rebuild of ChromiumOS with a difference. In fact, with several differences, some of which may make it appealing to Google skeptics. Broadly speaking, FydeOS can turn any PC or laptop into a Chromebook, complete with Android apps, and it can use a free Fyde account in place of a Google […]
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Tech Addicts 2025 – A Monopolistic Perplexity
Gareth and Ted swelter as they chat about Perplexity AI eyeing Google Chrome, Microsoft court action over Windows 10, a battery issue with the GPD Win 5, Insta360 new 8k drone, Linux Mint Zara beta, FydeOS, VPNs vs Proxies an
https://garethmyles.com/tech-addicts-2025-a-monopolistic-perplexity/
#Podcast #TechAddicts #8kDrone #FydeOS #GoogleChrome #GPDWin5 #honor #HonorMagicVFlip2 #Insta360 #LinuxMint #microsoft #PerplexityAI #Windows10
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🚀 FydeOS: ChromiumOS with a twist! 🔥 Android apps, Linux support, and no Google strings attached! 🙌 Local account capability sets it apart from ChromeOS Flex. 📱 Install Aurora Store and F-Droid for even more app options. 🌟 Experience the best of all worlds! When a FydeOS account is in use, the collected data is GDPR compliant and is not forwarded to the US like in ChromeOS Flex. #FydeOS #ChromiumOS #AndroidOnPC #LinuxApps #NoGoogle #TechFreedom #yt
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Okay, last chance. I will try to make #ZorinOS work on a 32-bit UEFI.
I should copy-paste the bootloader from #Fedora and redirect the EFI Boot entry to the 32-bit bootloader, which I suspect is the same old shim.efi.
Let's see if my assumptions are correct. Otherwise, I will shove in ChromeOS Flex and call it a day, because is VERY touchscreen friendly and more compatible than #FydeOS.