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@Mundon
Whenever someone tells me about problems on their #android or #iphone

(See jpg)

I'm counting the days until #linuxphone can be my daily driver. I will upgrade my old devices with literal fire to descended.

@cameronpat
Sounds like #mastodon and #fedilab and other #fediapps could use a switch to "scale to fit". I remember back when I started out with #pixelfed and others the scaling and cropping of images was all over the place on the phone -- I didn't know if I'd get a 1:1 aspect ratio box like Instagram or ridiculously tall post -- as a dev myself it can be tricky -- I don't think the crop is optimal or particularly intuitive.

@fizzo
I found #arch to be a good choice for #steamdeck and the #aur to have many of the things I wanted to demo from #phosh #gnome mobile and other apps from #purism like calls, chatty, etc... And the steam deck ran them like a champ making exploring the #linuxphone much easier time wise than both my #pinephone and #librem5 -- although not as good a fit beyond demoing.

It helps to rotate the frame buffer in the kernel options and copy the rotation config from gnome to gdm for a phone like experience if that's your thing.
@danct12

@fizzo
I tried doing this -- did you succeed?

@chrisg
Meet `playerctl` sh it's a secret ;P
@Graycot

@john
I haven't tried this yet but you may find it worth checking out -- #boostforlemmy #lemmy #kbin -- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rubenmayayo.lemmy

@davidrevoy
As a web Dev of 23 years and seeing what the big players have done to browsers and the web -- I can't help but feel concerned and skepticism. It's going to be an interesting few years on #fedi -- if any of the other closed platforms join this is going to get even more bizarre -- but as Mark Twain says

"The truth is stranger than fiction"

@exile
I'm perfectly content to be the benefactors of any 'battles of the gods'.

@davidrevoy

@LinuxToday
Phosh is also available in the AUR for people wanting to demo on x86_64 which is nice.

From the article I couldn't find any screenshots.

@techlore
Yes because they break less often or never and simple users don't want to spend their time learning admin stuff or else they wouldn't be "simple users"

@Grooty

@techlore Yes, however you can turn immutible off if you want to in /bin/ -- if you're going to do that you might as well install #ArchLinux or #ChimeraLinux