I am making an app just for my nephew who loves trains. I had to re-engineer the whole thing to be browser based because he has an iphone and apple make it impossible to make software specially for one person and have them actually install it.

Now #android is going to be doing the same thing.

https://keepandroidopen.org/

"Sideloading" is just corporate speak for "installing software". If you own it, you should be able to do what you want with it.

The current ISOs have some issues related to `mkinitcpio`. Users can edit the grub config by hitting `TAB` when the grub menu is visible. You must then remove the `intel-ucode` and `amd-ucode` parts from the grub config.

Calamares has an issue (which is suspected to be related to the mkinitcpio issue discussed previously). We're working on a fix for this. This second issue prevents Calamares from being able to install the OS.

Three years ago, #FDroid had a similar kind of attempt as the #xz #backdoor. A new contributor submitted a merge request to improve the search, which was oft requested but the maintainers hadn't found time to work on. There was also pressure from other random accounts to merge it. In the end, it became clear that it added a #SQLinjection #vuln. In this case, we managed to catch it before it was merged. Since similar tactics were used, I think its relevant now

https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroidclient/-/merge_requests/889