Maybe it would be more interesting for a reply or two, but it would have quickly fallen right into the same spiral.
Kirk
joined 8 months ago
OK this is cool
Tell people to just talk to their therapists instead. That’s much more productive.
I'm just going to say it: 50% of foss projects wouldn't exist if their devs could afford therapy
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It’s not the OS that need to be supported it’s the phone who’s manufacturer isn’t contractually bound by Google to implement developer verification for blocking installation, otherwise they lose access to Google’s proprietary suite including Play Store.
We've come full circle (back to the alpha quadrant)
Ok thanks, as someone else explained to me the real issue is that Google is blocking device makers from allowing other OSs to be installed (but oddly Google devices aren't among them).
It seems fairphone is the only option right now but Graphene doesn't have a release for them.
Thanks for explaining, I didn't realize it was so device specific. I just assumed if you had an ARM computer you could install an OS the same way if you have a larger computer like a laptop you can.
So adjusting the question- where in your opinion should I put money? Fairphone? I notice Graphene doesn't have a release for their devices.
Love this. I don't want to read books. I want to have read books. I heard that if you read a certain amount of books that when you die you get an achievement.
Been saying for years I wish I could spend less time lost in a good book and more time making my boss rich.
I looked into Aurora after seeing it recommended here but it is basically the same as Kinoite. I tried both and couldn't tell the difference so I stuck with the more "official" one from Fedora