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2026-11-03 07:15:27 GMT

We're hosting a Mainline Linux on Mobile devroom at FOSDEM 2027! If you have anything interesting to talk about (hardware enablement, Linux distributions, apps, UI's, firmware, etc) feel free to submit a talk!
More details at https://lists.fosdem.org/hyperkitty/list/[email protected]/thread/JQKHIWO4JF5GCQVXCV26YODSILVIDSWN/
#fosdem #fosdem2027 #linuxmobile #mainline #linux

2026-09-13 07:35:48 GMT

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Now let's implement it in kwin!

2026-07-02 05:38:56 GMT

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Android and AOSP are dying platforms, they're fully controlled by Google and they're just reminding us.
The only real solution is moving away from it entirely and work on #LinuxMobile distros like #postmarketOS and #Mobian

2026-02-05 09:05:54 GMT

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_Please_ use Transitous for this data. Sure you don't have to let them calculate the route, but at least use their data rather than fetching and parsing GTFS feeds yourself! These kind of projects have to work together rather than doing the same work again.

2025-10-15 20:28:03 GMT

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I mean, #postmarketOS and #mobian already _are_ daily drivers for a bunch of people.
Does it need any size userbase at all to be viable? Not really.
Yes Linux mobile has a long way to go before it can "beat" Android and iOS, if ever, but for the enthusiastic among us you _can_ already use it as a daily driver and it will only get better.

2025-10-15 10:00:06 GMT

https://www.fsf.org/news/librephone-project
#FSF announces the #LibrePhone project, and, shockingly, it's a joke. While the intention to reverse engineer proprietary firmware is applaudable, going with Android for this and thus interfacing with the downstream kernel is a waste of time.
What good is software freedom when you're still relying on the goodwill and development of a big tech company.
#Android is dead in the water and it's time people caring about software freedom and privacy realize this.

2025-08-05 16:06:17 GMT

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Why are you tagging postmarketOS on a post about NixOS?

2025-06-02 05:38:04 GMT

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Is that KDE Connect but for some reason GNOME-specific...?

2025-02-27 17:45:25 GMT

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That all sounds like something that would be good enough to have on the Gentoo wiki. I'm still not sure why Framework needs to do anything for that.

2025-02-27 05:38:15 GMT

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Why would you need any particular collaboration? Every Linux distro already runs fine on their hardware, I'm running #AlpineLinux on mine with literally 0 issues, how is every distro not already a "first class citizen"?

2025-02-13 11:00:27 GMT

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FOSS _is_ political.

2024-12-21 20:47:27 GMT

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😱 A Kirigam-based Subsonic client! I literally installed Navidrome 2 weeks ago and although the web client is ok (bit ugly), I'd love a native client for my desktop. Having it work on my #postmarketos phone is an even bigger win!

2024-09-30 14:28:07 GMT

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Wow, 5?! I love open-source conferences but that's a bit much lol. Got 5 more planned for next month? 😜

2024-08-29 05:38:11 GMT

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The problem with such a poll is that people won't vote for apps they've never even tried yet. Pretty sure people haven't tried Osmin and mepo a shot for example.
Which is a shame, because Osmin is very good and deserves way more attention 😢

2024-08-28 11:07:02 GMT

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GPU acceleration works but uses the proprietary blob. No one is putting effort into reverse engineering a driver clean-room so we'll never see a FOSS one

2024-08-23 05:22:26 GMT

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Give osmin a shot, it's a great alternative imo

2024-08-08 11:41:00 GMT

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I agree, sadly Plasma Mobile doesn't have any other mobile file manager.
I've been trying to upgrade Maui for months now but there are issues blocking it and upstream is hard to deal with. I want a mobile-friendly Dolphin...

2024-08-02 05:27:19 GMT

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I just think the fact it doesn't run on mainline isn't mentioned enough. It's not "just" a Linux phone, it's one with caveats. Your kernel is still outdated, you can't run everything you want (for example KDE Plasma), you're missing out on modern components of the Linux mobile stack like ModemManager.
For existing Android phones that could be argued to be acceptable, but this is a brand new phone targeting the Linux mobile crowd. That makes it _not_ acceptable

2024-08-01 20:38:44 GMT

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No mainline though, just libhybris and Halium. So not actually that interesting

2024-05-29 05:32:26 GMT

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I used Colemak for a while but didn't find an easy way to type letters with accents (é most notably, normally I use dead keys to do so) so switched back to regular ol' QWERTY.