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▶android roms Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 19:55:40 No.853064>>853308 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Are there any actually interesting roms out there except lineage and replicant atm, I mean in a sense that they actually differentiate themselves not just "dude we added some themes, based on lineage" / "based on aosp, what works ? you tell me" TM

▶Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 20:20:38 No.853073>>853297

Copperhead OS

▶Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 20:55:52 No.853092

If you want something "interesting" in terms of user interface, just install a different launcher.

▶Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 21:47:00 No.853117>>853121 >>853123 >>853297

postmarketOS rips the entire android userspace out and replaces it with gnome on wayland. It's fucking useless but it fits your description perfectly

▶Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 21:53:35 No.853121

>>853117

i'd be happy with a debian port as a mobile terminal tbh.

▶Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 21:53:59 No.853123>>853130

>>853117

>postmarketOS

Really interesting, but sadly the supported smartphones are just a few.

Are there any similar projects?

▶Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 22:00:30 No.853130>>853134

>>853123

I mean if you just want to run normal Linux stuff on a phone there's debian/gentoo chroots

▶Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 22:08:46 No.853134>>853141 >>853234

>>853130

My main interest would be to get rid of Pajeetdroid.

▶Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 22:18:23 No.853141>>853151

>>853134

Why? So you can use something equally as open source, that works less well?

▶Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 22:41:07 No.853151>>853177

>>853141

>equally as open source

i wish that were the case, it wouldn't be such a hassle to find updates and phones wouln't be obselete after 3 years.

▶Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 23:14:41 No.853177>>853193

>>853151

>it wouldn't be such a hassle to find updates

Because there wouldn't BE any updates.

▶Anonymous 01/15/18 (Mon) 23:54:29 No.853193

>>853177

calm down vijay, project treble might solve our problems actually

▶Anonymous 01/16/18 (Tue) 01:32:12 No.853234>>853359

>>853134

The best alternative is probably UBports, which is what happened when Canonical shitcanned Ubuntu Touch. I've tried Plasma Mobile and it's not ready for phone use at all, though it might be all right on a tablet. I've also tried FirefoxOS, which worked decently enough but had no apps, and isn't being maintained anymore anyway.

▶Anonymous 01/16/18 (Tue) 06:44:15 No.853297>>853303

>>853073

proprietary botnet

>>853117

does it make any use of SIM card though?

▶Anonymous 01/16/18 (Tue) 07:04:18 No.853303

>>853297

If you ported/compiled GNU/linux on an ARM phone then you could also feasably compile "dial" to do that for you if the botnet cellular modem is exposed under ifconfig, which means WEXT or BSD extensions being exposed by the kernel driver.

▶Anonymous 01/16/18 (Tue) 07:10:26 No.853308

>>853064 (OP)

Paranoid Android is finally back. They had Halo, Pie controls, and other unique features.ws

▶Anonymous 01/16/18 (Tue) 09:17:06 No.853359

>>853234

>The best alternative is probably UBports,

I don't think there would be any improvement.

I would rather see if I can somehow help porting PostmarketOS to other devices.

▶Anonymous 01/16/18 (Tue) 09:38:19 No.853366>>853370

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