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Hype for the Future 148/284: City of Geary, Oklahoma
Overview The City of Geary is a community split between Blaine and Canadian Counties in the State of Oklahoma in the United States, notable for the October 2024 resignation of the entire Geary Police Department as well as for serving as the southeastern end of the highway concurrency between United States Routes 270 and 281.https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026/03/28/hype-for-the-future-148-284-city-of-geary-oklahoma/
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I just recently learned about two "new"(?) e-mail clients for Linux:
Aerion, which says it's inspired by Geary. https://aerion.3df.io
And Betterbird, which is Thunderbird with quite a few extra bug fixes and small features, like support for systray icon in Linux. https://www.betterbird.eu/
Anyone have any experience with any of these?
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@ati1 @linmob Depends what the user wants from a personal device, how they use it and what their priorities are. If someone's priorities are a modern camera, running proprietary Android apps and their money is held hostage by banks requiring #Duopoly apps, they should check back later, perhaps when the Librem 5 "Fir" model is released.
On the other hand, if #FreeSoftware, #privacy, #modularity, #repairability, #ecofriendliness, #decentralisation, #digitalindependence, etc. are valued above other things, the Librem 5 and the higher-spec model, the #LibertyPhone, can absolutely work in 2025 and beyond.
I am daily driving a #Librem5 with #postmarketOS and everything important to me works: VoLTE calls and SMS (although I avoid them due to #SaltTyphoon), 4G data, Wi-Fi, camera with OK quality photos (see: #ShotOnLibrem5), GPS with #PureMaps, web browsing with #FirefoxESR, web apps (including banking) using #GNOMEWeb and #BraveBrowser, email using #Geary and #DeltaChat, audio calls on #SignalMessenger, #Matrix ( #ElementMessenger), #XMPP ( #DinoIM), #JitsiMeet, etc.
There are occasional bugs and quirks, and the device itself has limitations but nothing that I can't work around.
Not sure if I missed anything. Let me know if you have a specific use case that you absolutely require and I'll see if I can test...