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by tholdem 4y ago
Fedora with Gnome on my laptop already has this.
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by tholdem 4y ago
I've been running Fedora Silverblue for about 3 or 4 years on my main laptop. Just got a notification that Fedora 37 is available. Clicked download in Gnome Software. Took about 5 minutes to download. Rebooted and now I'm on Fedor
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by tholdem 4y ago
The article has nothing to do with developers and open source software. It's about OSINT[1], open source intelligence. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_intelligence
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by tholdem 5y ago
You should probably get Pixel 6(pro) as they are supported almost as long as iOS on iPhones. Here is a Reddit post about it https://www.reddit.com/r/GrapheneOS/comments/souxzc/ My personal hunch is that
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by tholdem 5y ago
How is Calyx more privacy respecting than GrapheneOS by default? Not sure about the defaults on Calyx, but AFAIK GrapheneOS has zero connections to Google. You choose to install sandboxed Play services only if you want to.
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by tholdem 5y ago
GrapheneOS is collaborating with a hw vendor to create a device that can run GOS and which has similar hw to current Pixel devices. https://twitter.com/GrapheneOS/status/1490518600339308544
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by tholdem 5y ago
What about websites that can be sent via email? Nested tables, inlined styles, code could be copied to HTML email and the single page website would display in an email client. Animations with marquee.
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by tholdem 5y ago
By far the most important difference is that with CalyxOS, you can relock the bootloader. This means that probably one of the most important security features, verified boot, works on CalyxOS, but not on Lineage.
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by tholdem 5y ago
The OS in this case has nothing to do with not being able to be ported to other phones. Google is one of the few who will pay extra to Qualcomm for the ability for users to flash their own signing keys. Lineage does not support one of the m
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by tholdem 6y ago
This is quite misinformed. GrapheneOS is not "degoogled", it's build from the same open-source code as Googles Android, but that's it. AOSP does not have any Google service installed. I'm using GrapheneOS as my dail