potentiallynotfelix @ potentiallynotfelix @lemdro.id

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Fairphone is midrange too, but the upper mid range. nowadays 700$US is midrange sadly

Fairphone: 👁️👄👁️

Install GNU/Linux > None of the bullshit

Instead of doing this creepy shit, why not make the immigration process easier?

And it probably won't be able to be upgraded by the user, which should be the bare minimum.

Thank you for your answer!

No worries, my card has 4 on one side and 3 on the other, so I don't believe that will be an issue. I thought that you were more concerned about the slight difference in the pin's location from top to bottom of the slot diagram.

thank you!

Thank you for your input! I can't tell if the diagram was made poorly or if M.2 does use staggered pins.

Thanks! Can you elaborate on what would cause it to not be supported? I know the wifi card I'm replacing is an e-key, and I'm using a laptop so I likely won't find any information. Also, if you would happen to know what brands I should look out for that have good linux compatibility if I want to buy a newer one?

A preliminary solution can be adding yourself to the plugdev group, which gives your user USB controls. To do this, run sudo usermod -aG plugdev $USER and then restart the software.

What model of ultraleap do you have? How do you connect it to your computer(e.g. Bluetooth, USB, Wifi)

yeah that would be a nice feature

Well, you can look at a gadgetbridge-compatible watch. gadgetbridge is a foss android app that replaces the manufacturer's app for snartwatches, earbuds, and a few other things. it's a good starting point, but most of the watches aren't directly foss. if you want a watch like that, you have two options. the pine64 pinetime is open source, but not easy to modify if you want a sealed, water resistant version. it also hasn't got the best specs. the bangle.js is a "hackable" smart watch, which has a a SWD interface on the outside, making it an easier option to modify. I can't say as much about it's fitness tracking, but it does have a heart rate monitor and accelerometer.

I have not installed it, so I cannot comment about my experience.

lol i dont care, ive stopped dual booting for like a year

and unplug your linux drive when booting windows, just in case

This is a subjective question. And I don't understand how it's misleading? Pixel UI is far different from stock android, it has a massive amount of changes.