Yeah, I mean, if I was Unihertz, I’d give all my drivers’ code to LineageOS and sales would skyrocket. I don’t know why they don’t do this.

Unihertz never updates their phones. It’s amazing, fairly repairable hardware, but software support is terrible.

It’s sad. They could let the community handle it, but they won’t.

Is it worth a try or is it just a rebrand for now?

matchd comes with systemd so yours is bloat

Yes, I was thinking… How much tax on Google will force it to get out? I’d say it’s definitely a lot more money.

Also, what’s interesting is that… If Google got kicked out… Nothing would happen. There’s libre software for everything Google does.

As a Unihertz owner: stay sway from any of their products. Software support is non-existent. If you are lucky, you may get 1 update 1 month after release.

They are a niche brand, so custom ROMs simply don’t properly work.

What I’ll never understand is why they don’t release their code and let the community make Unihertz the best brand ever, because hardware quality is incredible. But this hardware is useless with terrible software.

RISC-V will also come to you, don’t worry.

What s the Plasma version?

I mean, I’ll do as the Wiki says, specially with something so critical.

https://en.opensuse.org/System_Updates#Zypper Read the whole zypper section (it’s short).

https://en.opensuse.org/System_Updates#Zypper Read the whole zypper section (it’s short).

I use Android because I want to install the apps that I fucking want. The launcher is the place where I spend very little time. Stock Android launcher is generally fine for me.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but GUI package managers are completely discouraged in Tumbleweed.

I do use Signal. Everyone should have Signal for telephone contacts. But for the other stuff… I’d rather use a decentralized system.

Actually, I’ve tried DeltaChat, and it does seem to do everything right. It still needs some features, but it’s advancing fast and it’s already pretty usable, and device sync is amazing.

In terms of Matrix, yeah it’s not the best experience right now, but I guess it can still be fixable. XMPP has just too much technical debt and fragmentation, it seems.

Aside from that, it makes sense that it took Signal a while to get the sync feature because Signal ONLY stores messages locally. XMPP stores them on the server. I would expect to be able to access that information from anywhere. What’s the point of doing so anyway? Let me at least import the keys so I can unlock those messages. But it seems like you can’t.

Then losing all your project’s history, while also forcing you to stick to a single, unofficial (because there is no official) XMPP client for the rest of your life because there are no standardized multiplatform backups. I’m sorry but no.

You may call it a feature. I call it a huge fat bug.

That is very sad. I’ll be migrating out of XMPP. It’s intolerable that one cannot recover messages that are still there; or that even moving from one client to another implies you lose all of your history.

Yes, but also, your Taler wallet stores value too, I guess.

In any case, I wonder why Taler has not made it a point that they are (or could) be a payment system for the digital euro.

Could you expand?