Liberux NEXX is a Linux smartphone with a RK3588S chip, 32GB RAM, and a 5G modem (crowdfunding)
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Liberux NEXX is a Linux smartphone with a RK3588S chip, 32GB RAM, and a 5G modem (crowdfunding)
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What would I need a second device for if I get a PinePhone or other linux phones?
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Posting this from my newly installed postmarketOS on a OnePlus 6! Really looking forward to being able to de-Google my phone activities, thanks for all the great work @postmarketOS !
#postmarketOS #LinuxPhones
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It's well-established that using well-documented, popular libraries maximizes AI capabilities. Linux phones are ideally positioned for mobile AI development precisely for this reason.
https://youtu.be/-154CWGhuAI?si=w3Mri7795FCEKisb
#linuxphones #linux #AI
@Liberux any plans to integrate open source AI?
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Trying to de-google my life, if anyone has tips:
What are the current options for secure longer lived Linux phones currently?
I've seen a couple floating around (Fairphone etc) but I'd like to try one out that's been around for a couple years so I know it will probably STAY around for a while. I want to pick the one with longevity + security.
Liberux NEXX is a Linux smartphone with a RK3588S chip, 32GB RAM, and a 5G modem (crowdfunding)
#mobilelinux #linuxphones #linuxonmobile
So just heard about another new Linux phone coming out.
By @Liberux
Liberux NEXX
https://liberux.net/
With all the BS of Apple doing their AI spying (amongst other issues), it's that time of year where I once again look for a "third party" phone to migrate to as a daily driver.
I've followed lots of Linux phones (running Ubuntu Touch, KDE Plasma Mobile, postmarketOS and others), feature phones running KaiOS, and others.
Heck I was even building my own phone on an RPi years ago (https://web.archive.org/web/20210725154717/https://www.tinker.sh/kde-plamo-rpi/ ) and have been following the PinePhone project for a very long time.
My current research is pointing towards a Fairphone 4 running e/OS (degooglefied android). I live in the US, so this is as close to the Fairphone as I can get currently: https://murena.com/america/shop/smartphones/brand-new/murena-fairphone-4/ (edit: Annnnd, it's no longer available.)
Really I just need a phone that runs Signal and can run some sort of GPS app. Everything else I can do via a web browser.
I hate Apple/iOS phones. The only thing I hate more than Apple phones are Google/Android phones.
Getting frustrated with my Android phone again, I just want to run some #ffmpeg one liners in #Termux but app isolation and other weird "android users should not have a relationship to their filesystem" bs is making it kinda hard. #Pinephone is out of stock. Any other usable #LinuxPhones available out there in the wild?