@opensourceit@friendica.world @thibaultamartin@mamot.fr @postmarketOS@social.treehouse.systems 3/ I would love to see a viable linux phone. I have looked at this space on and off all the way back to the neo Freerunner (2008). I met someone who had one. And while it's of course a great effort and achievement to get a 90% working phone, a 90% working phone is still not working.
@opensourceit@friendica.world @thibaultamartin@mamot.fr @postmarketOS@social.treehouse.systems 4/4 Without backing of a steering entity and MASSIVE effort (human labour, infrastructure, money) I don't see this happening. To reach something that can even begin to compete with current Android or iOS, you'd have to be a pretty large company. Not even Samsung does its own operating system.
It would basically take a nation state or the EU to start from scratch and be competitive in 5 years.
@opensourceit@friendica.world @thibaultamartin@mamot.fr @postmarketOS@social.treehouse.systems 2/ Even with this much smaller problem to solve, this project is not ready:
The goal is to make postmarketOS usable for non-technical people too, but we are not there yet. Usability and most importantly stability issues need to be worked out first.
from: https://postmarketos.org/state/
So, I would say: no, postmarketOS currently is not an alternative. And I personally doubt it will be any time soon.
@opensourceit@friendica.world @thibaultamartin@mamot.fr @postmarketOS@social.treehouse.systems 3/ I would love to see a viable linux phone. I have looked at this space on and off all the way back to the neo Freerunner (2008). I met someone who had one. And while it's of course a great effort and achievement to get a 90% working phone, a 90% working phone is still not working.
@opensourceit@friendica.world @thibaultamartin@mamot.fr @postmarketOS@social.treehouse.systems I can't speak about PostmarketOS because I have no idea how this project is structured or how it keeps running. From what I could gather quickly, it seems to be based on pretty standard HUGE projects (linux kernel, GNOME, Waydroid, Alpine packaging). So the "damage" here would be the device-specific customisations they seem to be in charge of. 1/
@opensourceit@friendica.world @thibaultamartin@mamot.fr @postmarketOS@social.treehouse.systems 2/ Even with this much smaller problem to solve, this project is not ready:
The goal is to make postmarketOS usable for non-technical people too, but we are not there yet. Usability and most importantly stability issues need to be worked out first.
from: https://postmarketos.org/state/
So, I would say: no, postmarketOS currently is not an alternative. And I personally doubt it will be any time soon.
Ich sammle zur Zeit aktuelle Berichte zu #Wärmepumpen. Wenn ihr da etwas habt, bitte gerne zu mir. Boost wäre auch nett für größere Reichweite. In 10 Tagen versuche ich, einer Wohneigentümer-Gemeinschaft voller alter weißer Männer die Wärmepumpe als Alternative schmackhaft zu machen. Ich würde liebend gerne mit Klimaschutz argumentieren (und werde das sicherlich auch tun), aber der einzige realistische Hebel ist das Geld. Bisher habe ich:
https://www.n-tv.de/ratgeber/Waermepumpen-koennen-Heizkosten-erheblich-druecken-article25911932.html
https://www.mdr.de/wissen/umwelt-klima/waermepumpen-auf-dauer-guenstiger-viel-weniger-co-zwei-100.html
Bonuspunkte, wenn es auf guter wissenschaftlicher Basis steht und in einem Medium berichtet wird, das Horst und Gerta schonmal gehört haben.
Ich sammle zur Zeit aktuelle Berichte zu #Wärmepumpen. Wenn ihr da etwas habt, bitte gerne zu mir. Boost wäre auch nett für größere Reichweite. In 10 Tagen versuche ich, einer Wohneigentümer-Gemeinschaft voller alter weißer Männer die Wärmepumpe als Alternative schmackhaft zu machen. Ich würde liebend gerne mit Klimaschutz argumentieren (und werde das sicherlich auch tun), aber der einzige realistische Hebel ist das Geld. Bisher habe ich:
https://www.n-tv.de/ratgeber/Waermepumpen-koennen-Heizkosten-erheblich-druecken-article25911932.html
https://www.mdr.de/wissen/umwelt-klima/waermepumpen-auf-dauer-guenstiger-viel-weniger-co-zwei-100.html
#DuckDuckGo now lets you filter AI images in your image search. Amazing.
This is, how well this works:
Claudius