Modified Linux kernel, but you very well know what people mean don't you
AdmiralShat
joined 1 year ago
Linux phones will need to run established Android apps to get users, devs won't move where there is no users, users won't move there if there aren't apps. It's almost cyclical
Right now we're working with people who are exceptions to this, users who want to experiment and devs who don't care about money.
Oh fuck, sorry, you're right
My friends and I use Obsidian and Syncthing. It's a bit tricky if you try to edit simultaneously but it works if you edit at different times.
Edit: not foss
I really want to see a dramatic movie trailer that starts for like it's going to be a Michael Bay action thriller but then is just a cop losing his kind at acorns
I feel like this should be submitted to someone for a mental health review, this person should not own guns
They tried that, Salvation, which I actually liked, but it failed. Now they feel the need to keep telling an origin story for some reason
That's fair, yeah
Noted, thank you!
You have to give them trackers and set their parameters
But they still don't automatically grab finished shows or released episodes, it's just for keeping a series up to date episode by episode. You have to manually find the show in sonarr and tell ot to grab each season
It actually grabs old seasons and finished shows?
I think I looked into it once but it wasn't a clear instal for windows or something? I havnt moved to Linux yet
The only reason I will disagree: there's already a major FOSS ecosystem on Android. There are tons of high quality free apps that aren't FOSS
Linux isnt even that popular on desktop, my point is that people will not move if their pre established software use case is not avaliable. I won't. I know many people who won't.
And if there aren't users, there won't be people making quality software to cover wide variety of usecases and get support, if there isn't quality software that covers a wide variety of use cases and get support there won't be users. You need to start somewhere, it's why the windows phone failed. No devs, so no users, and because no users, no devs.