#UbuntuTouch
#droidian
#postmarketOS
#linux
#terminal
#GooglePixel3a
@Oleksii @robot Video calls using @dino has been working even on #postmarketOS stable since last year at least. I tested it successfully on a #Librem5 with pmOS 26.06 and 25.12 during each's testing phase.
@postmarketOS edge installed on my OnePlus 6 for a long time now, and with every update it keeps getting better and better. The @phosh interface feels smoother and more responsive, and the only thing I still really miss is window switching like in @gnome Mobile. Still, I think that after some time it could become good enough for daily use. Thanks to everyone involved! And yes, the camera is working much better now too. I’m glad I once bought my wife a OnePlus 6.
📱 postmarketOS 26.06 Brings Fresh Linux Phone Updates
https://linuxiac.com/postmarketos-26-06-brings-fresh-linux-phone-updates/
While I don't have any mobile device I can install #postmarketOS on (other than my Nexus 7 tablet), I _do_ have my x86-based corebooted Chromebook... Why don't I install the generic x86_64 port onto it?
And that's what I did. It works!
...The touchscreen does not work for whatever reason even though it worked under Arch, which kinda defeats the purpose of what I need this laptop for. :/ Also Phosh is kinda slow. I'll probably go back, just for now.
We now pre-install postmarketOS Duranium (immutable version) on mobile devices in our shop!
Duranium's rollback feature make it stable, reliable, and an exciting part of the future of mobile Linux~
Congratulations to the entire postmarket team and #mobilelinux community on amazing efforts bringing linux to a whole new platform, and especially @craftyguy as the lead developer of the Duranium version of
@postmarketOS
#postmarketos #phosh #linuxmobile #duranium
https://senderolinux.com/shop/
- No desktops either if Google's QR captcha is any indication of where we're headed. Assuming this goes through, even desktops will be locked out of the web unless they're linked to a Google device by scanning the QR captcha with said device.
Or, Google could mandate AluminumOS to be able to pass their captcha on the desktop as well, and only through the Chrome browser.
Worst case, the end game will be thin clients tied to rented servers, which would ultimately be tied to your government ID.