I started working on my small-net browser / client again — named: SpaceMonkey.
I got a Linux phone a while ago — the FLX1s.
So, I made it so SpaceMonkey would work on my FLX1s Linux phone by turning it (SpaceMonkey) into a GNOME Phosh + Linux app.
#GNOME #FLX1 #FLX1s #FLX1Slim #FuriLabs #FuriPhone #LinuxPhone #Phosh #SpaceMonkey
An update on the wallet app I am creating for GNOME Phosh on Linux.
I am continuing to add support for Taler.
Here is what it currently looks like to add a Taler exchange.
(A Taler exchange is where you would get Taler coins from.)
(Some of the stuff in the screen will change. Such as the buttons at the bottom.)
RE: https://mastodon.social/@reiver/116333586637907550
#GNOME #GNUTaler #FLX1 #FLX1s #FLX1Slim #FuriLabs #FuriPhone #LinuxPhone #Phosh #Taler
For the balances, the app groups the balances by currency (because I think it makes more sense to more people that way).
If you tap on the currency balance, then it shows the breakdown per Taler exchange.
#GNOME #GNUTaler #FLX1 #FLX1s #FLX1Slim #FuriLabs #FuriPhone #LinuxPhone #Phosh #Taler
I got a Linux phone a while ago — the FLX1s.
I started writing apps for it recently — which are just a GNOME + Linux apps.
I started working on a wallet app for GNOME Phosh.
I am adding support for Taler.
#GNOME #GNUTaler #FLX1 #FLX1s #FLX1Slim #FuriLabs #FuriPhone #LinuxPhone #Phosh #Taler
So far I have written a (mobile optimized) file manager app.
And, written a finger painting app for kids ages 3 to 5. (I have young children.)
....
There are other apps I plan to write, too.
#GNOME #FLX1 #FLX1s #FLX1Slim #FuriLabs #FuriPhone #LinuxPhone #Phosh
I got Linux phone a while ago — the FLX1s.
I started writing apps for it.
That was actually one of the things I liked about it. Making app for it is a lot easier than Android or iOS.
Native Apps on the FLX1s are just GNOME + Linux apps.
I could also use whatever programming-language I wanted — I chose the Go programming-language (golang).
#GNOME #FLX1 #FLX1s #FLX1Slim #FuriLabs #FuriPhone #LinuxPhone #Phosh
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You install "Aurora Store" from "F-Droid". It lets you install non-open-source Android apps. Ones that you cannot live without and cannot "get" any other way.
Again, yes, the FLX1s can also run (many) Android apps.
This is where you would look last, if you cannot find what you want in "Software" or "F-Droid".
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"F-Droid" also comes pre-installed. F-Droid lets you install open-source Android apps.
Yes, the FLX1s can also run (many) Android apps.
You would install Android apps if you cannot find a native version or alternative in "Software".
This is where you would look second, if you cannot find what you want in "Software".
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"Software" comes pre-installed. It lets you install native Linux apps.
This is where you would look first for any app, or app type, that you want or need.
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Somewhat recently I switched to using the FLX1s Linux phone (from an Android phone).
The FLX1s is a privacy oriented phone, that is an open platform, built on open-source software, where I am in control of it.
One thing that I find makes using it better is — having these 3 app stores installed:
• Software
• F-Droid
• Aurora Store
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