iturnedintoanewt @ iturnedintoanewt @lemmy.world

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Hmmm it's on 2.0.3. Took me some fiddling back in the day updating from v1.x to 2.x...But there's no further versions correct?

Thanks. Your last sentence really makes sense. It's writing to a NAS, and sometimes the download speed is clearly higher then the NAS max write speed.

You can adb disable them. Not the same as a full removal, if you wipe/reset the phone they come back, but for most purposes they're effectively gone. Do a backup first, if you remove one too many or the wrong one, and other apps might start crashing.

GrapheneOS on my Pixel 7.

Yeah nah... I think I'd rather take a FOSS mod tool. Or, you know, stay in Linux at much as i can, as of now.

This reminded me so much of this !

It actually happens on any window or app I've used, maybe they're all webview instances... Dunnow.

Which app? On Jerboa it takes me to the browser.

As mentioned on this thread elsewhere, try the fork with glide typing enabled . it works rather well.

I'm glad the word is spreading, i also found out a few weeks ago through Lemmy. The only bug that drives me up the wall is when trying to delete backwards to fix a word. It eventually eats the space to the PREVIOUS word, joining them together and making an even bigger mess. It also looks like it never got an update after September :(

If you are using Graphene, Play Services are themselves sandboxed and running as a user app with no privileges. I think they really can't be accessed on graphene, unless specifically choosing to.

Not at all. And if you don't grant it contacts permission, it will keep asking. Every. Damn. Time.

Elon Musk?

Started on a Honda Shadow. Super gentle and comfy for a newbie in my opinion, if a bit on the heavy side.

Bitwarden.

Theres some long convoluted explanation where cameras these days are not just a sensor, but a whole tiny ICC computer handing all the image processing, with little to no documentation. The effort required to make these work is very high, and i believe there's like a single guy working on these.

One of them is Finamp. I think there might be more. The normal players (the official one and Findroid) also play music just fine FWIW.

Yeah but is it a low level android or is it a full Linux boot? As mentioned, the only two phones I know of that boot full Linux from scratch with Linux drivers are the Pinephone (and the Pinephone Pro) and the Librem 5. Both with their own set of issues.

How's that working these days? From time to time I dust off mine, try it a bit, and see that while there's progress, it's way too unstable for a daily driver. PPP even more so than old PP. I'm using a Pixel 7 running Graphene these days...

It's all fun and giggles until you try to use the cameras. Most recent models are not only incompatible, but unlikely to be compatible anytime soon. SP7 owner using KDE Neon for years.