it’s a linux distribution for mobile devices, it’s not really production ready but still really fun to play around with

“it works for my use case”

isn’t that pixel really well supported by postmarketos?

like the metal bit?? how???

that’s a broken headphone, treat yourself to a nice pair of IEMs, they’re not that expensive

alpine is technically cool with how lightweight it is but it being non gnu is a big bummer really

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cochlear_implant

I’ve never had a 3.5 fail, are you sure it’s not just getting clogged with dirt or something?

oh yeah ig, the gnu part wouldn’t have made sense

alpine?

they trained for 8 months? doubt

ai

FREEBSD??

that’s pretty cool ngl

you don’t need to use genai for stuff like this :(

a 10 second krita drawing is better imo

keyboard for me

keyboard

also just vibes

i think it’s a pretty recent phone wrt the pmos standards

I don’t think checksums would work, image compression/decompression is pretty common. There are definitely ways of doing it though

kinda fuels centralisation

i mean it is called “post market os”, and yeah hardware driver support isn’t that good unless you get a community supported device. my one doesn’t have camera, cellular, gps, etc.

Luckily my phone is pretty well supported out of the testing section though, so it has wifi and (partially broken) 3d acceleration

Mine is a budget phone so the performance is not optimal, but it’s still fun to play around with.

I don’t think the phones being old matter that much though, I haven’t had too much performance issues (except my browser that doesn’t have 3d acceleration working)