keverets @keverets@librem.one

@netnut404 @purism ordered on 2017-09-15 and when responding to the batch email asked for Aspen, Birch, Chestnut. Getting an "Evergreen" response is disappointing. Hope to actually get a phone eventually...

@dthompson the ratio of words you write and those I understand without looking them up has changed significantly in your past few toots.

daikon radish quick pickle sunchoke harvest crunchwrap supreme kotaku death stranding persona royale catherine full body

@dansup "Unknown Artist"? That's the classic b richmond. Follow up with the fight with Coke:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=x_CffUwXhQE

Mastodon.cloud seems down for an extended time. Might use the opportunity to give librem.one a more serious try.

@dthompson there should be a word for that. Or maybe there already is...

@dansup surprisingly engaging

@martijnbraam just wait until that's followed by 1.4.4-actual

@ataraxia937@fosstodon.org what a weird part of the world where "we'll let the market decide", unless the market wants competition in which case it becomes "our business model must be protected"

@cjd or wait, doesn't Chromebook support Android apps directly now?

@cjd that's dedication to the Chromebook cause. Any reason you don't just use Crouton and get the GNU/Linux versions of these things?

@Anprim@todon.nl @switchingsocial@mastodon.at KOreader is my go-to. I've also used Cool Reader and FBReader but they're not as good an interface by default.

@switchingsocial@mastodon.at @masterofthetiger@theres.life I'm using it on a Galaxy S7. As you said, it's likely the least bad option for nontechnical folks. The main proprietary parts I've noticed so far are the Maps application (actually "Magic Earth") and the "Apps" version of the app store that includes and promotes proprietary applications by default.

That said, there is no better shipping option that I've found. Once the LibreM 5 or the PinePhone are released that might change