Mir gehen langsam die (umsetzbaren) Ideen aus.
Es laufen hier #QubesOS, #GrapheneOS, #OpenWRT, #Proxmox, #Yunohost …
Der E-Book-Reader ist von #PocketBook.
Apps kommen per #Accrescent und #Obtainium.
Die wenigen Smart-Home-Devices haben #Tasmota.
Gebootet wird per #Coreboot.
Eingeloggt wird per HW Fido2 Provider, #KeePassDX, passage und (mangels Alternative) #Yubikey.
#DiDay #DID #DigitalIndependenceDay #DUT #DUTgemacht #UnplugTrump
As some of you might know, Google plans to control the way of getting applications on Android starting in September 2026 by forcing developers to pay a fee and provide government identification documents. That would mean that most of the FOSS apps out there that can be downloaded from Accrescent, Obtainium, F-Droid, IzzyOnDroid and whatever else won't be installable anymore.
Althought Google announced to allow sideloading further, their statement didn't changed until now.
"Starting in September 2026, Android will require all apps to be registered by verified developers in order to be installed on certified Android devices"
If you want to help keep Android an open platform, see here: https://keepandroidopen.org
We can only hope that Google change that and/or allow sideloading further for "advanced" users whatever "advanced users" are (I'm ok with clicking three popups and the "are you seriously sure" button)
#android #keepandroidopen #opensource #freesoftware #fdroid #accrescent #izzyondroid #grapheneos #obtainium
I don't even know what to think about #keepandroidopen:
The website doesn't have a word about #grapheneos, #obtainium, or #accrescent yet lists every possible insecure device and rom, and presents #fdroid (with well-known serious security issues of its own) as if it were the only option for installing apps?
Either the people behind the website are woefully unqualified to make recommendations or they have an agenda not much more in the interest of users than Google's.
Ya que me gusta indagar en la vida de los/as devs okno, abrí una issue en el repositorio de Easy Notes aver si regresa a hacer actualizaciones en #Accrescent
Lo ultimo que dijo por Reddit es que perdió las claves, le vuelvo a preguntar para ver si oficialmente dejará de hacerlo o no, en el caso de que responda 
Firefox for Android looks great now that the UI has been migrated to Material 3.
Also, the secret settings menu now has toggles for isolated content proccesses (at least in IronFox), meaning that the browser should offer proper site isolation when they are enabled.
Btw, both IronFox and Fennec are fully functional even without Google Play Services, including FIDO2 and UnifiedPush support.
If you need push notifications, you can use Sunup to connect to Mozilla's push server and use it as a UnifiedPush distributor for both Firefox forks and other compatible apps.
Both IronFox and Sunup are available in Accrescent and some F-Droid repos.
#Firefox #Android #AOSP #GrapheneOS #IronFox #UI #Mozilla #SiteIsolation #Sunup #Accrescent #DeGoogle #PlayTheXenoSeries
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