@silmathoron That one was developed in Darktable to compress the dynamic range a bit. Here's one from Millipixels:
@yayroos musique concrète
@hanscees @agx @ev @janvlug @purism @okias @pine64 No, not really. It's not about apps - you can run Android apps on any GNU/Linux phone, including Librem 5 or PinePhone. Distros like Sailfish, Ubuntu Touch or Droidian run on phones that can't run GNU/Linux natively and rely on parts of Android stack (such as device drivers) to function. libhybris is what makes it possible to run GNU/Linux apps on what's essentially an Android device; native devices don't need it.
@mcc Remember when windows had clear titlebars that you could grab ahold of and not have to gingerly find an inactive space between toolbar icons and other active interface elements when all you want to do is move the window around?
@RachelThornSub I've been using some "apps currently only available through Aurora Store" on my daily driver (Librem 5) for years now - mostly my bank's app. It all depends on which apps you need and what you need to do with them.
I honestly believe it already is a viable alternative for many more people than just those who already use it, even if there's still plenty of room to make that group wider.
@evan xD
@isztupiel.bsky.social Nie ja (chyba)
It's irony, that least responsible apps on #MobileLinux are those written using web technologies running in #Electron environment.
I spent some of my free time adding numerous specification certifications to the @purism Librem 14 documentation from old files scattered around, since several folks expressed interest. There are many more certification documents to come, but they require prior author notice and/or approval.
The page is currently messy, but I'll clean it up over time. It's a step toward full product transparency and I hope it's useful for someone:
@isztupiel.bsky.social Z tego co mi wiadomo, rdzenne biedronki siedmiokropki są akurat łagodniejsze od inwazyjnych biedronek azjatyckich, które pojawiły się tu stosunkowo niedawno.
phosh 0.57.0 is out 🚀📱:
There's new features, 🐛 fixes and initial hardware support in BengalOS.
Check out the full release notes at https://phosh.mobi/releases/rel-0.57.0/ for details or see 👇 for a short 🧵
🙏 to everyone who contributed to this release.
#phosh #gtk #wlroots #gnome #linux #mobile #LinuxMobile #Librem5 #PinePhone #BengalOS
@alice No problemo! You can read https://qr.blinry.org/ and be prepared for this in the future 😄
Always nice to discover that the pains you were enduring were self-inflicted. Disabling the disabled-by-default WebRender Compositor in #Firefox on Wayland makes it feel like it's running on a brand new PC 😅
@okias Let me grab that click bait 🤭 :
There are people that have other priorities like the amount of firmware on the device, separation of components on the PCB, no proprietary hypervisors, full control over all bootloaders, etc.
So I think as a community we have interest in devices like the @pine64 #PinePhone's or @purism 's #Librem5 to continue.
It's also good to have devices that ship Linux out of the box.
@sophie I see that there's a separate cheaper SKU for "weak or no NFC performance", which I guess consists of regular units that failed NFC QA but work perfectly fine otherwise, so if that's what you bought then it makes perfect sense to me.
@adamshostack @blobster @404mediaco Their web scraping is also done in "a sorta dumb way", so that checks out.
Phosh 0.56.0 and Linux 7.2 on PureOS Dawn. Getting there.
...and speaking of the kernel, the latest LTS (6.18) is now available for testing on Crimson: https://forums.puri.sm/t/kernel-6-18-available-for-testing/31104
#pureos #crimson #dawn #gnu #linux #phone #librem5 #linuxphone #linuxphones #mobilelinux #linuxmobile #phosh #linuxonmobile #mainline #kernel #shotonlibrem5
@RueNahcMohr @lproven I have uploaded my package to https://mentors.debian.net/ and stated that I'm seeking one.
Hi, I'm dos. Silly FLOSS games, open smartphones, terrible music and more. 50% of @holypangolin; 100% of dosowisko.net. he/him/any. I don't receive DMs.