Stefan Rower🏴☠️🦊 🇺🇳🐧 🏳️🌈🤝Ein Grund warum OpenSource unter anderem immer eine Nische sein wird, sobald der Nutzer ins Spiel kommt:
Der TO schreibt was fehlt um ein Linux-Phone Marktreif zu machen und die Community schließt vom eigenen Bedarf auf den Markt, oder sagt platt die fehlenden Tools und Funktionen sind eh evil oder Nonsens.
- Niemand braucht eine Bezahlfunktion
- niemand braucht eine. Sprachassistenten
Auf deutsch: Man will unter sich bleiben. Wer erinnert sich an Billy Boy:
«Niemand braucht mehr als 640 Kilobyte Arbeitsspeicher in seinem PC.»
Die Community „produziert“ um eigenen Bedarf zu decken. Nicht für den Markt.
My5Cent!
#Linux #phone #ueberheblichkeit #opensource #foss #dermarktregelt #nerdtum #nerd
Ich hab leider kein Plan wie man Lemmy-Posts föderiert teilt.
The state of Linux phones in 2025 - feddit.org
Linux phones are still behind android and iPhone, but the gap shrank a surprising amount while I wasn’t looking. These are damn near usable day to day phones now! But there are still a few things that need done and I was wondering what everyone’s thoughts on these were: 1 - tap to pay. I don’t see how this can practically be done. Like, at all. 2 - android auto/apple CarPlay emulation. A Linux phones could theoretically emulate one of these protocols and display a separate session on the head unit of a car. But I dont see any kind of project out there that already does this in an open-source kind of way. The closest I can find are some shady dongles on amazon that give wireless CarPlay to head units that normally require USB cables. It can be done, but I don’t see it being done in our community. 3 - voice assistants. wether done on device or phoning into our home servers and having requests processed there, this should be doable and integrated with convenient shortcuts. Home assistant has some things like this, and there’s good-old Mycroft blowing around out there still. Siri is used every day by plenty of people and she sucks. If that’s the benchmark I think our community can easily meet that. I started looking at Linux phones again because I loathe what apple is doing to this UI now and android has some interesting foldables but now that google is forcing Gemini into everything and you can’t turn it off, killing third party ROMS, and getting somehow even MORE invasive, that whole ecosystem seems like it’s about to march right off a cliff so its not an option anymore for me.
Daniel
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