I mean... would you consider Recticulum?
-sips Fairphone 6 tea- https://forgejo.catcrafts.net/Catcrafts/fp6-img/releases
Please correct me but, isn't matrix.org, the worse option, because of all the traffic? Calls didn't work reliably in said server, but I got to do a few streams with friends and it was working fine with not much latency, but we were both in another homeserver.
I'd like to try gaming tho.
Making models for a silly game, for the glory of the empire ('s amusement)
In my opinion, xmpp kinda fits perfectly? It was used in multiple platforms before (google, facebook, Gaia online, and gosh the list goes on, every platform 2005-2013???)
Why wouldn't it be a decent solution for the fediverse software to pair with it, just like other networks did before?? Fediverse accounts already have the schema (user)@(domain.tld)
I understand Matrix needs more storage than xmpp, but I think either one could work.
They already have that too, screen sharing included. Most clients work with it just fine.
Matrix already has federation
Ok but, Matrix? Or even XMPP?
That is mostly understandable. Privacy.com was also KYC, I'm not looking to avoid KYC, rather an alternative to their sevices, as now they've paired up with Persona, which has had several leaks full of people's ID. I'm just looking for other virtual CC service provider
Around Sept 20-24 https://youtu.be/1P1y5YhMHXs
Sleep Token - The Summoning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJNbtYdr-Hg
Wasn't the Surface Duo actually 2 seperate screens?
Though it's not not Linux related, it's me trying to do my part for this community. Though the default settings are for a Fairphone 6, you can customize it to other phones as well. My hope is that, most phones that can run any form of Mobile Linux, can have a case that they can just make as many times as they want.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/51824833
Title. I printed a case for a friend, and I ended up wanting to have a similar case, but it didn't exist for my phone, so I ended up recreating something similar in OpenSCAD, then decided I'd probably be better off making it customizable so that it could fit, theoretically, any (current) candy-bar style phone.
TL;DR: The Good Stuff
- Get it at: Printables
- Source Code at: Codeberg
- License: CC A-NC-SA 4
Here are some screenshots!
It took me about 4-5 nights to get it mostly as decent as I could make it, I still don't consider myself an OpenSCAD expert by no means, but when I tried it on my phone, I was pretty satisfied!
Unfortunately, for my phone, I had to make a couple of test prints, and the print shown on video, was putting a tad too much pressure on the corners of the screen, so I ended up having to make a new print. (7 total tests during development)
Here's how the case looks with the screws on
Either way, I am more than open to feedback, and you are free to contribute if you'd like!
Title. I printed a case for a friend, and I ended up wanting to have a similar case, but it didn't exist for my phone, so I ended up recreating something similar in OpenSCAD, then decided I'd probably be better off making it customizable so that it could fit, theoretically, any (current) candy-bar style phone.
TL;DR: The Good Stuff
- Get it at: Printables
- Source Code at: Codeberg
- License: CC A-NC-SA 4
Here are some screenshots!
It took me about 4-5 nights to get it mostly as decent as I could make it, I still don't consider myself an OpenSCAD expert by no means, but when I tried it on my phone, I was pretty satisfied!
Unfortunately, for my phone, I had to make a couple of test prints, and the print shown on video, was putting a tad too much pressure on the corners of the screen, so I ended up having to make a new print. (7 total tests during development)
Here's how the case looks with the screws on
Either way, I am more than open to feedback, and you are free to contribute if you'd like!
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/46776421
Title. I made a space to try and encapsulate all the known Linux Mobile Projects. Ideally this could've been a list or directory of sorts, but since I didn't find one, I kinda just decided to make one. - it's inspired by postmarketOS' space.
You can find it at #mobile-linux-rooms:nope.chat -- Could've had a better name but frankly couldn't think of a better name at the time.
Includes
- PostmarketOS
- NixOS (whole)
- Mobian (Unofficial Space made for this)
- Droidian
- UBPorts
- Fedora PocketBlue
- OpenSUSE Mobile
- SailfishOS (Unofficial Space made for this)
- Pine64 (whole)
- KDE (whole)
- Phosh
- Gnome Mobile (room only)
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/46776421
Title. I made a space to try and encapsulate all the known Linux Mobile Projects. Ideally this could've been a list or directory of sorts, but since I didn't find one, I kinda just decided to make one. - it's inspired by postmarketOS' space.
You can find it at #mobile-linux-rooms:nope.chat -- Could've had a better name but frankly couldn't think of a better name at the time.
Includes
- PostmarketOS
- NixOS (whole)
- Mobian (Unofficial Space made for this)
- Droidian
- UBPorts
- Fedora PocketBlue
- OpenSUSE Mobile
- SailfishOS (Unofficial Space made for this)
- Pine64 (whole)
- KDE (whole)
- Phosh
- Gnome Mobile (room only)
Title. I made a space to try and encapsulate all the known Linux Mobile Projects. Ideally this could've been a list or directory of sorts, but since I didn't find one, I kinda just decided to make one. - it's inspired by postmarketOS' space.
You can find it at #mobile-linux-rooms:nope.chat -- Could've had a better name but frankly couldn't think of a better name at the time.
Includes
- PostmarketOS
- NixOS (whole)
- Mobian (Unofficial Space made for this)
- Droidian
- UBPorts
- Fedora PocketBlue
- OpenSUSE Mobile
- SailfishOS (Unofficial Space made for this)
- Pine64 (whole)
- KDE (whole)
- Phosh
- Gnome Mobile (room only)
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