João Azevedo @joao@librem.one

@Tay0@fosstodon.org

Are you sure you do not prefer to make your comments in the discussion ticket that pmos opened for this topic instead of having your argument lost in social media threads/walls of text. Link to the ticket is at the end of the blogpost.

@postmarketOS

@chrichri so you wanted a "beta" without easter eggs? ;)

@dannycolin

Yes, ultimately people should more than free to do what they want with their devices. Even porting android.

But for me personally, spending time and resources to try to bridge with the Android world, either porting it or using Anbox/Waydroid for me feels like an anchor holding us. And consuming time and resources.

I would personally prefer to burn those bridges and invest the resources available with making good mobile ready mainline linux applications.

@martijnbraam

@dannycolin

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If another one of those 10 distros works on a new feature for Bluetooth and upstreams it, it benefits not in that distro but the other 9.

@martijnbraam @loveisgrief@mastodon.online

@dannycolin
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"We could say the same with having > 10 distros of Linux duplicating the work."

Actually not really. The beauty of mainline linux on phones not only that you are using the same software stack across devices (laptop/phone).

But that those 10 distros are using the same upstream components.

If a distro has a fix for a modem manager bug and upstreams it, it benefits every single one of those 10 distros

@martijnbraam @loveisgrief@mastodon.online

"Love" people stating/declaring to the devs of a project in chat rooms and issue tickets that the project in question is "unusable" in overall because it does not serve the personal use case of the person that is complaining.

tone it down a notch or two

First the widget to show travel tickets QR codes from the lockscreen on the way to #debconf22, and now this!

@agx we need you to travel more!
😜

@purism

@ta180m @douginamug ^^^