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It was this supposedly distroless distros based on flatpak runtime?
Why not just use nix? It also can be sandboxed using bwrap.
In my opinion focus should be on GUI for nix, brew.
Well I assume that if it is enabled by default there is nefarius thoughts involved, but when it isn’t devs have to little data to work with…
Well I assume that if it is enabled by default there is nefarius thoughts involved, but when it isn’t devs have to little data to work with…
1·4 days agoOverall there should be repo for appimages which just don’t have flatpak, for some apps which can’t work well in sandbox.
Ubuntu now doesn’t enable telemetry by default, but ironically I always enable telemetry when it is disabled and disable when enabled by default.
Not exactly anything there is still redstaros and astra linux
Even for very old devices, 2 GB ram era tablet? Because it has android 5 or something there is probably plenty of wurneabilies in this version of android?
Manufacturer stopped releasing OEM keys for this device for may years.
1 in comments he written that bricking by installing os incorrectly, can be repaired by reinstalling system? https://blorpblorp.xyz/home/posts/https%3A%2F%2Flemmy.ca%2Fpost%2F63446804/comments/https%3A%2F%2Flemmy.dbzer0.com%2Fcomment%2F25574555
2 so halium main disadvantage is only EOL kernel and proprietary drivers? And halium seems pretty similar to 6 point from this post or not?
6 can it be a good method to test waters with Linux on mobile?
8 Even for very old devices, 2 GB ram era tablet? Because it has android 5 or something there is probably plenty of wurneabilies in this version?
So you can recover from bricking when installing rom just by reinstalling system?
Does it make it better?
There is also “local desktop” app which automates most of steps to make system.
Great I will try it out.
Next step could be equivalent to backend for major stores.
https://apps.kde.org/discover.flatpak/
https://apps.kde.org/discover.snap/